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6 Principles of Lean Construction

Kainexus

A growing number of construction firms are embracing the Lean methodology that emphasizes maximizing value for the customer while minimizing waste. The approach is simple and attractive in an industry where budgets, timeframes, and safety are all critical, but the project delivery is very different than traditional construction methods.

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5 Strategies for Accepting Constructive Feedback

CMOE

Constructive vs. Destructive Feedback. Although some people view all feedback as damaging, there is a difference between destructive and constructive feedback. In contrast, constructive feedback is designed to help people make improvements and typically involves proposing solutions or opportunities for deeper dialogue.

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Construction Careers Just Got More Interesting – And Most Likely, Less Backbreaking

Daniel Burrus

Construction Has Gone Digital. Should We Fear Automation in Construction? Physically, the structure is being constructed by a multitude of large 3D printers over the course of six to eight hours, but the engineering behind it and other mechanical features, such as plumbing, electrical, and finish work, are all human.

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How to Seek Constructive Feedback: 3 Questions to Ask

Michael Roberto

Constructive criticism? Of course, some managers aren't very effective at delivering feedback either. 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. Source: Pixabay We all appreciate praise and recognition.

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3 Constructive Steps for Effectively Managing Conflict as a Leader

CMOE

Collaboration thrives on constructive conflict, which can boost motivation , mutual understanding, and team performance. But of course, this requires mastering conflict management. CMOE offers three constructive steps to manage conflict as a leader and inspire more meaningful collaboration and communication on your team.

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Where can you get Fresh Ideas?

Destination Innovation

Constructive criticism can help refine your ideas and make them more innovative. For more detail please enroll in my online course: Become more Creative, Ingenious and Resourceful The post Where can you get Fresh Ideas? They bring different perspective. The key is to remain curious and receptive to the world around you.

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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. They are able to listen actively, understand nonverbal cues, and respond to feedback constructively. This level of communication builds trust and fosters an open environment where ideas can flourish.