Mark Scott

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Make To-Do Lists Your Top Priority

A simple, consistently updated to-do list can help you prioritize and complete tasks. More

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How to Delegate to Grow Your Business

If you want to grow your company, you'll have to delegate more often and more efficiently. Here's how to do that. More

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How To Sell Aging-in-Place

Owners who need their homes modified for infirmity or age fall into two broad... More

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Manage Personality and Policy to Forestall Jobsite Conflict

Matching project manager to homeowner by personality type, and having a policy on homeowner jobsite visits will help you avoid conflicts that could turn toxic. More

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What the Updated International Energy Conservation Code Means for You

The IECC has been updated and is sure to affect the remodeling industry. To what... More

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Empower and Lead: Encouraging Employee Autonomy

ANDY HANNAN on what's to be gained by communicating decision-making authority to employees and subcontractors. More

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Nobody's Perfect: How to Apologize to a Client

It's inevitable that there will be mistakes made on a remodeling project. How you and your staff handle those errors makes all the difference to your clients' happiness and your company's reputation. More

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Laptop Benefits: Computers on the Jobsite

Arming the superintendent with a laptop proves to be a boon to communication and efficiency. More

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Morale Boost: Helping Your Crew Feel Positive When Times Are Tough

Keeping up employee morale while contending with staff lay-offs and pay cuts is a challenge. Small gestures can be meaningful ways to boost morale. More

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A Foot on The Brake: On Hiring, Remodelers Proceed With Caution

The new remodeling HR is slow and cautious to hire. And remodelers have surprised... More

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