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InContext Construction Newsletter

 July 2008

Define and Reward Desired Behaviors
Part 4 of 5 in the "Being a Better Contractor Tomorrow than
You are Today" Series

 

To recap this series to date we have looked at ourselves, set our new goals, and determined what and how to measure success toward those goals. Let’s discuss what is possibly the most important, yet unpredictable part of any construction operation—its PEOPLE.    

 

>>Read full article here.



Dixon Hughes Announces 2008 Construction Executive Conference Topic—Accountability – Beyond the Numbers Game

 

Since the inception of the Construction Executive Conference, one of the leaders of the Dixon Hughes Construction Services Group has set to inspire every business executive to put new ideas and practices into action to improve their businesses. This year we are privileged to hear from two leaders at the same time.   >>Read full article here.   
 


 

July Leadership Principle—
Choosing the Best People
From Brigadier General Nick Halley

 

The most important asset a company has is its people. You can always teach a job to someone with the proper qualifications. However, you can’t teach integrity, drive, honesty, loyalty, dedication and the desire to put forth the extra effort essential to get things done.


 
2008 Dixon Hughes PLLC
Construction Executive Conference 

 

Register Here!

 

 Wed. October 8, 2008
8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club
Southern Pines, NC  


Register here.
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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