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How to Create a Culture of Project Profitability

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How to Create a Culture of Project Profitability

Think about your professional services firm. You have talented individuals who are highly motivated and excel in their roles. They are detail oriented and analytical. They are meticulous and take “calculated” risks; they identify problems and come up with innovative solutions. They are tech savvy and understand how things work. They place real value on data and know the importance of meeting deadlines and staying on budget.


October 18, 2018

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