PSMJ Resources, Inc.

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Posts by PSMJ Resources, Inc.

1.9.2017

8 Links That HR Pros Can't Do Without 

No doubt, the role of the HR professional at architecture and engineering firms is becoming more strategic and more critical than ever before. And so, we've canvassed the HR..

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12.29.2016

12 Mistakes Your Website Is Probably Making

Do you think your firm’s website is pretty good? Do you think it’s great? Here’s a chance to find out. The 12 most common architecture and engineering firm website mistakes are..

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12.21.2016

PSMJ Launches New E-Learning Option for A/E/C Project Managers

Today, most successful A/E/C firms commit time and money to improving project managers’ core competency. With a basic, vital goal of filling this crucial competency need through..

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12.15.2016

Do You Talk At Your Clients—or With Them?

Recently, a PSMJ consultant spoke with a Senior Partner who said he’d been getting client feedback that some of his project managers were doing more talking than listening. ..

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12.14.2016

A/E Firms Lukewarm on How Bonus Plans Motivate Their Staff

No “perfect” bonus plan appears to exist in the architecture and engineering industry, as many variations are in place, and many firms express concern that their plans do not..

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12.12.2016

Four Keys to Becoming a Successful Owner

The best advice anyone can give on becoming a new architecture or engineer firm owner is this: Understand exactly what you’re getting into. One of the first items on your agenda..

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12.6.2016

Quarterly Market Forecast Shows Slow Growth

While projections for this quarter in our previous Quarterly Market Forecastreport indicated strong expected growth, actual growth rates were improved, but well below..

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