Successful women Use Their GRIT to Switch to Construction Careers
- HR, Improving Productivity, Leadership, LIFESTYLE, Outlook & Trends, WORKFORCE
- March 25, 2024

By Chris “Mr. Classic” Romulo – Former Muay Thai Champion & Resilience Speaker I know what it feels like to take hits that shake your foundation.I’ve fought my way through the physical brutality of the Muay Thai ring — but some of the hardest blows came outside the ropes: rebuilding my gym after Hurricane Sandy
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By Grace Uwizeye-Allen, Graceful Etiquette On a jobsite, safety rules are non-negotiable. But how those rules are communicated, reinforced, and respected often depends on one thing: leadership. And not just technical leadership or authority on paper. The kind of leadership that keeps people alert, engaged, and responsible begins with presence. Supervisors and managers don’t just
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Typically we use this space to highlight a specific event, group, or chapter. This month we would like to grab a smattering of chapters to show just how active and amazing our Executive Directors and members are at getting people together for the greater good of all. If you are an ASA member and haven’t
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By Cheri Woodsmall, Woodsmall Marketing Group We all know the drill. You’re a subcontractor. Your days are built on expertise, craftsmanship, and a reputation for reliability. Your work is tangible; you build things. But in today’s world, relying solely on word-of-mouth isn’t enough to thrive. To grow your business, you need to step into the
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By Michael Zalle, YellowBird Summer has arrived, and with it, construction sites across the country face a significant challenge: keeping workers safe in scorching temperatures. With soaring heat and relentless sun rays, the risk of heat-related illnesses escalates, making it imperative for construction companies to prioritize the well-being of their workforce. It’s important to brush
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By Lindsay Wilson, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. Three women including a former architect, interior designer and laboratory technician all have ample cause to celebrate Women in Construction Week. Despite the diversity in their backgrounds and career paths, Elizabeth Hancock, Taylor Patton, and Devon Murray-Mazany share something in common – the courage to switch professions, fueled
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