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8.2.2018

In a Hot Market—Keep Your Job Descriptions Hotter

Today’s AE industry HR professionals fuel their firms’ staff growth, client acquisition, and project quality. They have more responsibility than ever, so it’s easy to forget a..

7.26.2018

6 Ingredients For M&A Success

In any merger or acquisition, buyers and sellers must have a clear vision of why the deal makes sense. This may sound like an obvious statement. However, even in today’s economic..

7.20.2018

This Month's A/E/C Mergers and Acquisitions Making Headlines

Here’s a recap of some of the latest A/E/C mergers and acquisitions that have been announced in recent weeks. July 19, 2018 – Land Grant Surveyors (West Hempfield,..

7.19.2018

Eight Things That Can Make Any Relationship Go Sour

"It’s generally a people problem," says a developer who's worked with dozens of design firms. Every architecture and engineering firm aims to keep their clients happy, but here..

7.18.2018

PSMJ Resources Announces the Top-Performing Architecture and Engineering Firms for 2018

PSMJ Resources, Inc., announces the members of the 2018 Circle of Excellence. Seventy-two exceptional architecture and engineering firms made it onto the exclusive list this year.

7.17.2018

How to Get AEC Project Management Association Certified

While project management certification has become a norm in many industries, such programs do not meet the specific needs of AEC firms. Certification from the AEC Project..

7.16.2018

6 Ways to Avoid a Project Disaster

From a public works perspective, here are 6 ways to avoid a project disaster: 1. Conduct a formal project status update meeting once a month. A best practice in any organization..

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