Okay, I know you know what teamwork is but is your team working? Could it work better?  Is it new? Is it adversarial? Is it effective? Here are three key steps for a more successful team. 

  1. Build Teams, Not Titles.

Even the best plans fail without clarity. Define who does what, empower each role, and make sure everyone understands how their work connects to the project’s bigger purpose. A project runs smoother when people don’t have to guess who’s steering the ship.

  1. Hire for Skill—and Keep Them Sharp.

Don’t just fill seats with experience; fill them with people who want to grow. Skilled, compatible team members who get ongoing training (and recognition) are your biggest asset. A strong crew today becomes your leadership bench tomorrow.

  1. Collaboration Wins the Contract.

Open communication, mutual respect, and shared accountability make or break a jobsite. When teams trust each other, they solve problems faster, build safer, and deliver better results. Technology helps—but teamwork delivers.