Carolyn and Joshua's Insights on Builder-Buyer Communication

We appreciate any and all feedback so feel free to send a text. Ever wondered how instant communication technologies are reshaping the construction industry? Today, Carolyn and Joshua McMahon return from a brief, unplanned hiatus to share how these advancements are blurring professional boundaries and affecting work-life balance. With a fresh perspective after recharging, they dive into the nuances of after-hours communication between builders and buyers, and why setting clear boundaries is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships both on and off the job.Communication challenges between white-collar and blue-collar workers pose significant obstacles in the construction field. Joshua opens up about his own experiences of being undermined despite his professionalism, shedding light on systemic issues that need addressing. Respect and clear communication are essential for ensuring every team member feels valued and understood. This segment emphasizes the importance of treating all workers with dignity to attract and retain skilled tradespeople.Effective communication is key to running a successful construction business. Misunderstandings can arise from different interpretations of messages, but structured communication plans can help bridge these gaps. Carolyn and Joshua praise tools like PhotoCircle for their real-time updates but acknowledge the challenges of meeting all client demands. They discuss the importance of internal team cohesion, high communication standards, and being open to constructive feedback. Wrapping up the episode, they invite you to share your business highs and lows, fostering a community of mutual support and improvement.Support the showCarolyn can be found on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolyn-mcmahon-937b89158Joshua can be found on LinkedIn at: www.linkedin.com/in/joshuamcmahon15Email for feedback, questions, complaints, etc:[email protected] Journal: https://amzn.to/41p9aKE

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