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Posts by PSMJ Resources, Inc.

11.28.2017

Backlog: A Due Diligence “Blind Spot”

In a merger & acquisition deal, the purpose of the due diligence investigation (besides causing long nights and major stress headaches) is to make sure that both businesses are as..

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11.21.2017

A/E/C Mergers and Acquisitions in November

Here’s a recap of some of the latest A/E/C mergers and acquisitions making headlines… November 17, 2017 – CannonDesign (Boston, MA) announced a merger with architecture firm..

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11.21.2017

Is a Merger or Acquisition Your Next DIY Project?

We’ve all seen the television programs on HGTV, online, or in many other places these days. They make it look so simple! Just run down to your local home center, load up the..

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11.17.2017

Get Strategic With These Planning Questions

Yogi Berra once said “If you don’t know where you’re going, you might not get there.” Sometimes, though, even if you do know where your firm is going, without an effective plan,..

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11.13.2017

COE Member Forum Phi recognized as OUTSIDE’s #1 Best Place to Work 2017

PSMJhas discovered something that is both profound and apparent—that the most successful architecture and engineering firms, those firms with the best practices, are ..

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11.10.2017

How to Conduct Performance Reviews For Your Project Management Team

In many architecture and engineering firms, the technical staff have matrix assignments to a project manager for a specific project but are assigned directly to a department head..

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11.8.2017

Can You Monitor Employees? Should You?

In recent years, several prominent corporations have cut back or rescinded their telecommuting policy. One of the most notable was IBM, which essentially ended the practice in..

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