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Real stories. Real people. Real impact.Behind every Gantt chart, schedule, and risk register is a person with a story to tell. Humans of Project Controls is a series that goes beyond the spreadsheets to spotlight the professionals shaping the future of project controls.
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Saying "Yes" Means Saying "No": Jessica Colbert on the Nuances of Recognition and Problem-Solving (opens the original)
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Welcome back to another exciting episode of Humans of Project Controls! In this episode host Michael Lepage invited Jessica Colbert to discuss the nuances of communication, achieving accolades, and problem-solving in a chaotic industry.Jessica began her career in operations project management and has spent her entire career working with self-performing heavy civil contractors. Over fifteen years ago, she shifted her focus to project controls, scheduling, and risk management, and currently serves
The Power of Growth: Ghaith Al-Hiyari on Making Space for Growth and Learning from Challenges (opens the original)
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In another episode of Humans of Project Controls, host Michael Lepage invited Ghaith Al-Hiyari to discuss organizations within the industry, the dichotomy of activities which are invigorating or draining, and the intricacies of growth.Ghaith Al-Hiyari is a project controls and cost management enthusiast, currently working as a Director at Turner & Townsend. Throughout the past twenty-five years, he's worked on a myriad of prominent projects across various sectors and geographical locations (incl
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