Your Jobsite Has a User Experience Problem With Wes Juergen
Wes Juergen on breaking the micromanagement habit when you go from one job to several, and why the field's daily experience is the thing to fix first.
For: Superintendents, PMs, and PEs managing the daily chaos
The lessons supers and PMs usually pay for in schedule, money, or sleep. Communication, documentation, scheduling, and the tech that survives contact with a real jobsite.
Wes Juergen on breaking the micromanagement habit when you go from one job to several, and why the field's daily experience is the thing to fix first.
Libby Magliolo on how site leaders lose the room in 90 seconds and the lead-with-the-answer habit that keeps it.
Garrett Mott walks through how one email cost $30 million, and the documentation habits that keep frontline teams out of the deposition chair.
Franco on why most schedules fail and what has to change in how teams build and maintain them.
Chris Massey, Senior Superintendent at EllisDon, on what tech adoption looks like from the trailer rather than the boardroom.
Wally Castro, the super who came up through architecture, on translating between the design side and the field.
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