Leadership Articles

When your most experienced technician retires, the knowledge they take with them can disrupt the whole business unless you plan now to mentor and train the next generation

Continual practice of a simple, four-step process can help ensure your job sites stay safe

Efficiently turning rookies into reliable professionals by starting them out on an organized path to success

Why your best technician is becoming your biggest problem

As workforce expectations shift, contractors who adapt their leadership, communication and mentorship styles can strengthen retention and build stronger crews

Seven steps to scheduling yourself for success

A shift in the schedule, equipment, staff or procedure might make sense on paper, but if you want it to work in the field, you need a rollout plan

What to do before you invest in education and training for yourself and crew

Real-world strategies for scaling smart, training better, and keeping teams engaged drawn from one family’s remarkable business evolution

A look at what company owners wish employees understood and what employees wish owners knew

Here is a core list of books that will benefit contractors who want to be better at business management and improve their leadership skills