executed to ensure safe and ethical treatment for the respondents, as theyare treated as a subject. To follow IRB ethics, the interview and the discussion were confidentialand completely voluntary. The interview started by distributing a sheet asking their job title andfour questions about their company: What is the number of employees in your company? What isyour company type? Which sector does your company work in? For how long has your companybeen using BIM? Following that, a 1-hour panel discussion started, and the interviewer askedquestions about the implementation of BIM in their company. Some of the questions includedthe following (Table 1).Table 1: Interview and discussion questions Question Question Number Q.1 Which solutions does
industry. The repeated cycle of training new hires due to labor turnover may affectorganizational and project performance. Construction firms should seek tactical human resourcesinitiatives to attract new hires, develop old hires’ skills, and retain talent in their workforce. Thisstudy investigates the differences in human dimensions of individuals engaged on construction jobsites. The aim of this paper is to identify distinctive human dimensions of skilled trades workers,essentially required for job transition within the construction industry. This study adoptedHEXACO personality inventory, Emotional Intelligence, and Q-DiSC behavioral diagnostics todetermine personality trait differences and peculiarities between 133 project managers workingfor
of how to create our own concrete mix, so it was hard to figure out of what and how muchmaterial we needed.”Q 2 Write how this project can be done differently in the future.“One way we could do this project in the future would be to use all 3 of the foam cores to seehow it effects the mass and load testing.”“As well it would make the lab better if we were able to test a ball and then make another 3designs to see what we would like to change while having a baseline to reflect on.”“One thing that can be changed about this lab in the future is to use a different type of mold thatis not 3D printed, it was easy to break/crack while releasing the dried bowling ball from themold.”Q 3 Please provide any other comment or feedback.“The overall lab was
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week.Following, each of the four grous had 12 minutes to deliver their response, i.e., to present theresponse previously elaborated by the team, including 4 minutes for Q&A. The first bookdiscussion covered chapters 1 and 2 of the book, focusing on the influence of geography and therailway expansion on the growth of Chicago. Chapter 3 of the book provided topics for thesecond book discussion, which examined the meat processing industry’s role in the city’sdevelopment. The third discussion focused on chapters 4 and 5 and addressed the socio-economic factors influencing the invention of the skyscraper and the stock market “futures” inChicago. The fourth and last elaborated on chapters 6 and 7, which analyzed the invention ofballoon-frame houses and
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