PSMJ Resources, Inc.

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Posts by PSMJ Resources, Inc.

8.28.2015

Keeping Your Customers Close (and Loyal)

Building strong client relationships is one of the backbones of A/E firm success. PSMJ's 2015 Circle of Excellence members share their best practices in how to nuture long-term..

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8.27.2015

5 Must-Follow Tips When Selling an A/E Firm

As market conditions improve and valuations continue trending upward, we’re hearing left and right from A/E firm leaders wishing to explore whether an external sale is right for..

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8.26.2015

Trend Line: Larger Firm Equals Larger Compensation

Typically, larger firms pay higher compensation levels—both in salary and incentive bonuses. But how large does the firm become before a visible “break” is evident and..

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8.21.2015

What Does the Short-term Future Hold for the A/E Industry?

This is the most difficult question facing firms today. In an effort to help A/E firms proactively strategize about their future, PSMJ conducts a Quarterly Market Forecast survey..

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8.17.2015

9 Essential Steps to Developing Satisfied Clients

To develop satisfied customers requires nothing less than becoming a trusted advisor to your client. Here are the nine essential steps to follow to make that a reality: Be..

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8.13.2015

It Takes a Lot of Patience to Grow by Acquisition

As the consolidation of the A/E industry continues to pick-up steam, smaller and smaller firms are looking to become acquirers. Where just a few years ago, growth by acquisition..

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8.11.2015

Alphabet Inc. – Is there a possibility you can be A or E?

Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have launched Alphabet Inc., a new company that will essentially be the mothership for many other companies, the biggest being Google.

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