Avoiding the “Recency Trap” During End Of Year Reviews
Performance reviews are supposed to reflect an employee’s work over an entire year—yet, all too often, they mostly reflect the last few weeks or months. That’s the recency trap: when the most recent wins (or [...]
Building Strong AEC Teams for the Year Ahead
As the year winds down, many Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) firms are taking a hard look at their project pipelines, workforce needs, and strategic plans for the new year. With bids being prepared, new [...]
How to Turn Mistakes into Momentum
In the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry, precision is everything. From early design sketches to the final project punch list, each decision carries weight. Yet even with the most detailed planning, mistakes can — [...]
Succession Planning in Construction: Passing the Torch Effectively
In an industry built on precision, collaboration, and experience, one of the greatest challenges facing construction and design firms today isn’t just supply chain issues or new technology—it’s people. Across the country, the construction workforce [...]
Why Workers Take Risks: Behavioral Insights for Safer Construction Sites
Even the most experienced construction professionals sometimes take unnecessary risks on the job site. While safety protocols, PPE, and equipment inspections are crucial, human behavior plays a massive role in workplace safety. Understanding why workers [...]
Bringing Nature In: How Biophilic Design Is Shaping the Future of Architecture
We spend nearly 90% of our lives indoors—but our minds and bodies are hardwired for nature. That disconnect has fueled one of the most powerful movements in modern architecture: biophilic design. In 2025, this human-centered [...]