Why do employees perform poorly? 80% of the time, it’s just because they’re in the wrong position, and unable to leverage their strengths. Our returning guest today, John K. Coyle — is one of the world’s leading experts in Design Thinking, and an Olympic silver medalist. At a young age, John was able to identify…
Construction companies often struggle to adopt new technology. It takes work, time, costs money, and entails risk. Our guest, Yaron Dycian — Chief Product and Strategy Officer at WINT-Water Intelligence brings an outsider’s perspective to the table today on how construction companies can benefit from adopting new technology and using it effectively. We discuss the…
I’m shopping for a new car. I make these types of decisions slowly, and do lots of research. Recently, I was driving by a dealership and popped in to see if they had the car I’m looking for. They didn’t. What got my attention was after I was finished chatting with the employees at the…
This week’s podcast takes a detour from our usual leadership topics. A catalyst is a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction. For example, Pepsin is an enzyme that acts as a digestive catalyst, speeding up the digestion of meat. We are also familiar with the use of catalyst to refer to a person that…
Contrary to the popular belief the construction industry is an innovative and forward-thinking industry. However, there are some risks inherent in construction that can slow the pace of innovation. Brian Potter — a structural engineer, returns to Construction Genius to discuss why it’s seemingly hard to innovate in construction and how construction companies can do…
Your projects will be profitable if your field crews are efficient. How can you increase your crew’s efficiency so that you can make more money? On this week’s episode of the Construction Genius Podcast we are joined by the co-founder and CEO of Clue Insights Inc. — Oded Ran. Oded is obsessed with helping construction…