What do you do if you're a construction professional transitioning to a leadership role?
Transitioning to a new leadership role in construction can be as challenging as it is rewarding. As you step up from hands-on work to managing teams and projects, your perspective must shift from the details of construction to the bigger picture of project management. You'll need to hone different skills, such as strategic planning, communication, and delegation. Embracing this change can lead to personal growth and career advancement, but it requires a proactive approach to developing new competencies while leveraging your on-the-ground experience.
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David HermansonProject Manager @ Surerus Murphy JV | Pipelines, CAN??, UK ????, and US ?? Energy Supporter, Mental Health Advocate
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Daryl Lowey, CRSPOHS program consulting, software development, Speaker 'Driven' professional with a realistic approach to OHS.
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Rami Kaibni, PgMP?, PMP?, CBAP?Project Management (20+ Years) | Construction Management | Projects Director | PMO Management Consultant | 50+ Global…