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Posts by PSMJ Resources, Inc.

2.22.2019

You Are Now A Project Manager: What Do You Do?

OK, so you are a project manager at an architecture, engineering, or construction firm. You have a team that really doesn’t work for you; they don’t always play well together in..

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2.18.2019

Six Guiding Principles for A/E/C Firm Leadership

Whether you're a current or future architecture or engineering firm leader, embrace these six guiding principles to keep yourself and your employees engaged, and your firm vibrant..

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2.14.2019

AI, IoT, Climate Change: A/E/C Industry Futurist Issues New Predictions for 2030

In Impact 2030, the 4th iteration of his industry-rattling book series, business management expert, author, architect, and PSMJ founder Frank Stasiowski, FAIA predicts the market,..

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2.12.2019

PSMJ Research Shows Slowing Activity in Key Markets

Despite 2018 bringing architecture and engineering (A/E) firms some of the most robust market demand in years, they may not be so lucky in 2019. PSMJ’s latest Quarterly Market..

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2.11.2019

8 Must-Haves For Effective Project Leadership

Clients want strong project leaders rather than mere project “administrators” who’ll simply manage things and move them around. They especially want a project manager who has the..

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2.8.2019

Recent A/E/C Mergers and Acquisitions in the News

Here’s a recap of some of the latest A/E/C mergers and acquisitions that have been announced in recent weeks. February 5, 2019 – BDP (London, United Kingdom) a practice of..

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2.7.2019

Back to Basics: Accrual vs. Cash Accounting

Most large architecture and engineering firms operate their accounting system on an accrual basis. Most individuals operate their individual “accounting system” on a cash basis..

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