by Scott Jennings | Dec 23, 2025 | Construction, Engineering
Executive Summary. This is an audio (head on over to Spotify!) between me and one of the best schedulers in the country. From the very basics of scheduling to its role in defense or offense in a claims situation, my guest lays out the fundamentals. Join us for both an...
by Scott Jennings | Dec 5, 2025 | Construction, Engineering
Executive Summary. It’s understandable that contractors do not want to have to do triple the work: their own work, the work of the Owner, and the work of the Engineer. But, if getting off the job on as close to your terms as possible and as quickly as possible are...
by Scott Jennings | Nov 22, 2025 | Construction, Engineering
Executive Summary. Year two of my PhD continues – it is now my 2nd fall in the program; it’s been a little over a year. Here’s the update on classwork, the presentation “circuit”, and the derailed dissertation! What’s the workload like? I think this was my biggest...
by Scott Jennings | Nov 5, 2025 | Construction, Engineering
Executive summary. The best employees can be the ones that want to shoot to the top and take an executive role as early as possible – not everyone wants to do that. But unfortunately, true leadership can only be realized through business and life experience. Let’s...
by Scott Jennings | Oct 1, 2025 | Construction, Engineering
Executive summary. Both engineering failures, and the prevention of engineering failures, can have extraordinary costs. These costs can be financial, reputational, time-related, or even fatal. There’s a sweet spot to knowing what is too much engineering and what is...
