Business
How to Win Tomorrow Today
Construction leaders who want to win tomorrow need to invest their time wisely today. Winning tomorrow means gaining control over daily schedules, completing the most important tasks (MITs), becoming more effective leaders and getting ideal projects at precisely the right time.
By Eric Herdman
November 1, 2018
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Business
by Eric Herdman
Eric Herdman provides orchestrated solutions for productivity and leadership challenges. He works with Laurie Ricahrds & Associates and has more than 20 years or experience providing training solutions for companies and associations. For more on increasing your productivity, developing leadership skills and negotiating training, reach out to Eric@LaurieRichards.com.
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