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PSMJ Radio (powered by PSMJ Resources, Inc.) brings insight from unexpected and untraditional places, all with the intent of helping listeners become both more informed and inspired. PSMJ is the world’s leading authority, publisher, and consultant on the effective management or A/E/C firms. PSMJ Rad…

PSMJ Radio


    • Sep 28, 2016 LATEST EPISODE
    • infrequent NEW EPISODES
    • 32m AVG DURATION
    • 5 EPISODES


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    Episode 17: The "Millennials" Episode

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2016 37:40


    What is a “Millennial” and why can there be a disconnect between generations? On this episode of PSMJ Radio I sit down with Pam Scott and Wes Gay to talk about exactly that. Tune to hear for an in-depth discussion into where the different generations are defined along with insight into how companies can breakdown generational stereotypes and create more productive work environments.

    Episode 16: Bringing In The Right People To Your Firm

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 7, 2016 30:46


    What are you looking for in a new hire. How should you present yourself when interviewing for a new job? On this episode of PSMJ Radio, I sit down with Phil Kaplan of Kaplan Thompson Architects and Lou Zambello of Opus Consulting to discuss the challenges that architecture firms face when bringing in new talent.

    Episode 15: How Design and Agriculture Fit Together

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2016 42:32


    If you were asked, “Where does your food come from?” chances are high your answer is going to be “from the grocery store.” But, where does that food come from? The truth is that a very vast majority of the produce purchased in every single grocery store around the United States comes from California. This system makes it difficult for people all over the country to access food and is a major contributor to the drought that California is currently dealing with. James Miner is a managing Principal at Sasaki Associates who is working on ways to change the current food production model into something sustainable that will allow for greater access to locally grown food all across the country. Tune in as he shares his knowledge on how food is currently being distributed and what we can do to build a better model.

    Episode 14: Showing Appreciation Goes a Long Way

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 10, 2016 27:06


    What does it take to shape a company into one of Fortune 500 Top 100 Best Places to Work? While this is not a question that can be answered with something simple, one of the factors is certainly showing the people who work in your organization that they are appreciated. John Atz is the President and CEO of Kimley-Horn, a design and consulting firm that is consistently included in Fortune 500’s Top 100 Best Places to Work. On this episode John was kind enough to talk about some of the things Kimley-Horn does to show their employees appreciation. The examples he lays out range from simple actions to much more creative gestures. The unifying factor is they are all elements meant to keep employees happy and engaged in what they are doing.

    Episode 13: Project Management Disaster Stories

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 27, 2016 24:44


    Everybody makes mistakes and sometimes these mistakes end up being bigger than others. Michael Ellegood has over 40 years of engineering experience and in those 40 years has worked on an extensive list of projects. Tune into this episode as he shares some his stories of projects that did not go according to plan and the valuable lessons that can be learned from them.

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