The Unofficial Guide to Creating a Project Schedule
A good project schedule ensures projects are completed on time and within budget. When I create a schedule for my projects, I follow four steps that can be applied to any project at McMul—from[...]
By Synthia Clark | October 11th, 2021 | Categories: Project management, Career
A good project schedule ensures projects are completed on time and within budget. When I create a schedule for my projects, I follow four steps that can be applied to any project at McMul—from[...]
By Ted Twinting | October 4th, 2021 | Categories: Career
The natural ebb and flow of project work may make you think our company would be a perfect fit for contract or freelance workers. The diverse skills required for our projects assuredly could benefit[...]
By Em Capito | May 11th, 2021 | Categories: Career
Paradoxically, the most effective way to alleviate chronic or toxic stress is not to retreat from stressful conditions but to sink deeper roots so that you can once again rise above the little[...]
By Ted Twinting | February 15th, 2021 | Categories: Career
Maintaining strong relationships with your clients provides two-way benefits—especially when much of what you do as a vendor requires being a part of your client’s team. Connections supported by[...]
By Ted Twinting | January 5th, 2021 | Categories: Career
Many articles describe how to overhaul your LinkedIn profile to get a new job or increase exposure within your industry. But what if you just want to tidy things up a little? Whether you're a new[...]
By Paige Frame and Ted Twinting | December 8th, 2020 | Categories: Internal communication, Career
Being consultative can sometimes feel like a lesson in mind reading. While we aren’t magicians at McMul, we are dedicated to making our clients’ lives easier. For example, we recently came up with a[...]
By Ted Twinting | November 16th, 2020 | Categories: Career
Keep Cash in Your Pocket If you’ve got a highly variable workload, outsourcing can save you money, allowing you to pay for work as it comes. Since the cost of the work is proportional to the amount[...]
By Paige Frame | October 27th, 2020 | Categories: Writing, Career
In the first articles of this series, we talked about the two most important documents in applying for a job: the résumé and the cover letter. But what about other stuff like references, samples,[...]
By Paige Frame | October 20th, 2020 | Categories: Writing, Career
We recently posted job ads for open positions, and each ad brought in more than 200 applicants. That is a lot of résumés for a small business to go through! That’s why you need to make sure yours [...]
By Paige Frame | October 13th, 2020 | Categories: Writing, Career
My first résumé out of college had a decorative wheat stalk on it. And yes, “Why?” is the correct response to that. My twenty-one-year-old self liked the look of it, but this design element confused[...]
By Elizabeth Kuehne | August 18th, 2020 | Categories: Career
Working through a pandemic has been difficult for many of us. To keep stress at bay and bring our best selves to both work and home life, it’s important to keep our hearts, minds, and spirits strong[...]