It does not matter what do you work. What is really matter are you special in doing your work? They asked one millionaire how many hours you are working every day, his answer was none. The reason he answered this …
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All projects need to have a specific start and completion date. This needs to be decided on very carefully before being presented to the client. The length of the project will depend on the specific project that you are working …
A. Preparation of Work, Materials, and Components 1. Overloading Considerations When bringing materials and components to the work area, ensuring that the structure can handle the load is crucial. Avoid overloading the structure, as this can lead to safety hazards. …
Team work is the key of success. In the construction projects where the work involved too many parties, There is no way but to work in teams.
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If you don’t build your dream, someone else will hire you to build theirs. This is a very true and shocking statement.
There was a famous statement “love what you work to work what you love.” I was convinced about this statement. However, after deep thinking, and after I read the statement subject to this post. I realized that in order to work what you love you need to build it yourself first.
This photo is shocking for you right? From your expectation, your mind predicted which element would be broken. However, the reality sometimes is different.
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Being involved on the project management field, especially in the construction planning taught me the value of accuracy. I am dealing with numbers, figures, and percentages. Analyzing huge amount of date in order to report maybe a single number or percentage to my manager.
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