by Vicky Bello | Feb 25, 2026 | Construction Industry, Industry Insights, Workplace Behaviors
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by Vicky Bello | Feb 3, 2026 | Career Development, Construction Industry, Workplace Behaviors
Sitting in my backyard one morning, watching the weather shift, I noticed how quickly conditions can change. Clouds moved fast. The wind stayed active. One lone bird struggled in the air before landing on the very top of a tall palm tree, fully exposed, swaying, and...
by Vicky Bello | Oct 21, 2025 | Career Clarity, Career Development, Construction Industry, Industry Insights, Workplace Behaviors, Workplace Value
After decades immersed with construction management from the field to the boardroom, and almost three decades walking alongside professionals as they navigate career decisions, I’ve seen how easily even the most talented people can drift off course. In our industry,...
by Vicky Bello | Jun 4, 2025 | Career Development, Construction Industry, Workplace Behaviors
This past weekend, John and I had the joy of celebrating my nephew Brady’s high school graduation, a meaningful milestone for our family. As the youngest of the six children raised between my brother and me, Brady marks the final high school graduate among them....
by Vicky Bello | May 21, 2025 | Construction Industry, Workplace Behaviors
Every superhero has a defining trait that sets them apart. Think of Superman’s strength, Spider-Man’s agility, or Iron Man’s intelligence paired with innovation. But even superheroes need help. Superman had the Justice League. Iron Man had Jarvis and the Avengers. At...
by Vicky Bello | Apr 24, 2025 | Construction Industry, Workplace Behaviors
Recently, when training a new employee the basics about the commercial construction industry, explaining to them why it makes a difference where and what a construction manager was responsible for building over their career the employee was asking all the right...
