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Constructing the innovation mandate

Paul Hobcraft

We need to understand successful innovation actually touches all aspects of a business, by contributing to improving business processes, identifying new, often imaginative, ways to reduce costs, building out existing business models into new directions and value and discovering new ways and positioning into markets.

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Why Infrastructure Projects Require High-Quality Management

Business and Tech

We spoke with Andrea S. Rutledge, CAE, president and CEO of the Construction Management Association of America, about the value trained and educated program and construction managers bring to projects, and how hiring the right pros can help improve U.S. What are some overlooked aspects of program and construction management?

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5 Strategies for Accepting Constructive Feedback

CMOE

Feedback has a negative connotation for many people: things that I did wrong, places where I did poorly, people who I disappointed. But what would happen if rather than seeing feedback as a mechanism for focusing on our faults, we saw it as an opportunity for growth instead? Constructive vs. Destructive Feedback.

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#1,942 – Space Week: Urine, Insects, and the Future of Space Construction

Greatest. Idea. Ever.

If we’re going to establish a base on the moon or a colony on Mars then we’re going to have to figure out new construction methods that take advantage of unusual building materials since we’re not always going to be able to take everything we need with us.

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How to Seek Constructive Feedback: 3 Questions to Ask

Michael Roberto

Source: Pixabay We all appreciate praise and recognition. Constructive criticism? We know it's good for us, but we aren't eager to cook it for supper. Thus, have a particularly thorny problem: leaders who don't provide feedback in a constructive manner, and team members who don't seek it or are not willing to listen.

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Not in my Back Yard (NIMBY)

Idea to Value

But ironically, the company I am currently working with is one of the fastest growing construction equipment rental companies in the world. We rent out excavators exactly like the one outside my door to construction companies, and I love it when they rent from us. We get the revenue. Do you see the irony?

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The EQ Advantage: Unveiling Emotional Intelligence in Leadership

Leapfrogging

They are often more adaptable in the face of change and better equipped to handle workplace conflict constructively. Leaders who exhibit emotional intelligence foster environments where creativity and productivity thrive, and their teams tend to have higher morale and lower turnover rates.