Soft skills are an essential part of any workplace, and the construction and engineering industry is no exception. In this industry, technical skills and experience are important, but they are not enough. Workers in construction and engineering must also have strong interpersonal skills in order to succeed.
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In recent years, the construction and engineering industry has made great strides towards creating a more diverse and inclusive workplace. However, there is still much work to be done in order to ensure that everyone has an equal opportunity to thrive and succeed in this field.
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Tough times like this call for creative solutions. It is more important than ever to make sure you're keeping up to date on all of the news and intel about what's going on. Fortunately, there are a plethora of online resources that give information and advice to help job hunters stay in the loop. LinkedIn is a social networking site geared toward professionals who want to network with like-minded individuals. Just think Facebook meets LinkedIn, where people can search by profession, interest and location.
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Due to a slowdown in projects, it is crucial for individuals to pay attention to certain factors to increase their chances of securing an interview and open up new opportunities. Companies are still striving to hire the most talented individuals to enhance their market share. However, the overwhelming number of resumes received makes the recruitment process challenging. Let us share some
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Alight dusting of fresh snow covers parts of the busy construction areas at the Region of Waterloo International Airport (YKF) in Breslau, just east of Kitchener and north of Cambridge, on this cold January day.
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York University’s new bioclimatic building, designed by Baird Sampson Neuert, delivers an exemplary level of energy efficiency and environmental quality and occupant comfort.
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The Province (through BC Housing), the City of Vancouver and Holborn Properties have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aimed at accelerating construction of social housing at the Little Mountain redevelopment in Vancouver.
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A green building company led in part by former Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson has raised more than $125 million.
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