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Bridging the Gap Between Old and New Schools of Construction
By embracing the strengths and weaknesses of all generations working in construction, construction companies can ensure they have the adequate skilled manpower to lead construction projects successfully.
By Adam Quiñones
June 15, 2019
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by Adam Quiñones
Adam Quiñones is an Assistant Project Manager for Brasfield & Gorrie, a national contractor, focusing on material procurement, trade coordination and day-to-day subcontractor management. Recently graduated from the FIU Moss School of Construction, Adam got his start in the business as a laborer for a high-end custom home builder. After landing an internship with a national contractor, Adam went on to work full time on commercial and health care projects in South Florida, while completing his studies at Florida International University.
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