Strong Foundations? Construction Stereotypes
Exploring construction industry stereotypes: challenges, biases, and perspectives.
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Exploring construction industry stereotypes: challenges, biases, and perspectives.
What if the problem was not having enough money hence having to borrow to attain it but rather having so much money that you aren’t able to spend it all fast enough?
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Cannabis legalization began to sprout in Canada on April 13, 2017, when the federal Cannabis Act was first introduced in the House of Commons. Bill C-45.
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Just as there are unwritten ethical codes behind giving, a parallel does apply in gift acceptance.
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“Radish or cookie?” Studies have revealed that simple decisions as such can have profound implications on both our capacity and ability to exercise self-control.
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Apart from the obvious commodification of this holiday, just what is love exactly? I looked into what some of the best thinkers have said about this question.
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Here, I’ll provide a new way to think of power outlets—traditionally reserved for charging your phone at night. This reconceptualization will help you better assess power dynamics in your relationships.
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Although the Government’s investment plan has a broad scope—from journalism grants to airport security screening measures to high-speed internet guarantees for all Canadians by 2030, I highlight some key elements regarding infrastructure and energy initiatives.
Here are three-pointers that I’ve been through and learned from, which will help guide you through this process.
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Sustainability, a difficult concept to define to begin with, is often accompanied by a broad range of tools and techniques to track progress, initiatives, and so forth. Here’s a brief on some of the number-heavy methods that are currently used.
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Where does that leave us today? Organizations are now seemingly morphing quicker than ever—the relevant ones at least, sorry BlockBuster Video.
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The link between federal budget grant to provincial and territorial and municipal governments, to private firm to end user, viz., citizen, is undoubtedly a complex and intricate connection.
You just might lie at the heart of an organization’s continual difficulty of balancing man and machine.
Leadership doesn’t come overnight and, like anything else in life, it won’t develop unless you work at it. Leadership is an interesting subject because it’s one that’s developing itself. I underwent a series of assessments to track just where I’m at—and how I can improve.
What’s better than your goals plopping right into your lap? Well, setting goals and drafting blueprints to follow so you can achieve them. The former bypasses the toxic relationship of relying on luck—because luck plays for both sides, the good and the bad.
It was always better ‘back in your day,’ and these kids today just don’t get it. It’s a generational thing. Different times, different events, different experiences and therefore a different mindset. Before you go ahead and label, please read these as a guide against ignorance.
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Understanding yourself is the first step toward understanding others. Puzzling? Shouldn't be. Here are two simple, real-time steps you can take toward revealing the leader in the mirror.
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Procurement involves the act of seeking issuance, agreeing to terms, and acquiring goods or services from an external source often via a competitive bidding process
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Urban retail strip malls are history—they highlight shifting retail patterns.
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