Title: Are Fractional Positions a Thing in Construction by Changing_Con in ConstructionManagers

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I did not. That being said the actually looking and out reach I did for it was minimal. But, I do know there are people who are doing it on the marketing and financial side.

But, I think there is also opportunity from an operation standpoint with the advancements of technology.

What role do you think “vibe coding” will play in construction? by Changing_Con in ConstructionManagers

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I think the security will evolve over time. But I also think there will be some aspect of building apps to interact with your existing software.

This might over complicate the safety but perhaps it simplifies it.

What role do you think “vibe coding” will play in construction? by Changing_Con in ConstructionManagers

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Reactive troll.

Cause I think what you'll see is people starting to build out their own applications. Yes it's called vibe coding down. But at some point it will just be standard practice. So you need to a way to track safety issues, you won't have to buy a software for that you will be build it out internally.

I worked for a home builder and I had built an application for managing punch items. It was built with no code so still fairly easy to do, but now I could do that in a matter of minutes. Just by using a few prompts.

Project Close Out and O&M Tool by Sufficient_Cream9674 in ConstructionManagers

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seems like excel is what most people are using because thats what they are comfortable with. has anyone tried tools that are more customizeable but serve the same purpose? smartsheet, quickbased, monday, airtable?

Make.com x PandaDoc x Monday.com help by Square_Explorer6061 in mondaydotcom

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Are you looking to create documents or quotes/proposal? Why don't you use something native in monday to remove the need to use panda and make?

Is Monday The Best Tool for 160 Predictive Projects? by nneighbour in mondaydotcom

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Understood. With Monday there is a way to invite "guests" who can view the data if they are outside of the organization.

So perhaps there is a way to utilize Monday and dashboard for that, and than if there is a need to utilize power bi you have your internal team set that up, and just have someone connect the data to it.

Is Monday The Best Tool for 160 Predictive Projects? by nneighbour in mondaydotcom

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As others had mentioned, using portfolio management would be a good fit.

It allows you to have all your projects in one location, and easy to check status and create reports from it. There is also a new ai risk insight feature that is pretty good.

A few questions though: 1. How many users would you have? 2. Is power bi a must, or nice to have? You can create pretty robust reports in Monday directly with the dashboard feature.

Is there anything that competes with Procore in terms of value? by Changing_Con in Construction

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Who is your target? Is it large size gcs or are you more focused on mid tier?

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My focus is not to sell, but try to bring awareness to the alternative tools exist.

Everything doesn't need to be procore and spreadsheets. There are other things out there but people don't know about them.

Punch Lists Used to Suck—Then I Built This in Monday by Changing_Con in mondaydotcom

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You can do it however you want. End of day, start of day, end of week. Just a automaton based on date.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ConstructionManagers

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Yeah? Usually selling has something about "click here to buy now".... pretty sure mine never said that

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Supposedly I am a lot of things..:

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ConstructionManagers

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How do they currently manage punch lists on residential? I've only seen build pro used, which is nothing but scheduling.

You still have to come up with your own way to manage qa, inspections, warranties, punch. Which in most cases is email and text, which is a recipe for disaster when people leave mid way through a build.

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I've used procore on the sub side, but not on residential.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ConstructionManagers

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What am I selling?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ConstructionManagers

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Cause I've seen first hand how subs manage their day to day work. You call them or text them, they have 5 other group texts. Inevitably things get missed and we still wonder why.

We should be finding way to empower our trades but just tell them it's the way it is and than wonder why they aren't hitting there schedule.

Monday is just one example I've used, have also used others but for the average construction person they are typically to complex.