Tips for Communicating With GC's - Subcontractor Style

One of my viewers sent me a question about frequent challenges with GC's and the best way to approach these challenges. In this video we gather 4 different perspectives on how to go about this and communicate and work with general contractors as subcontractors.
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[@GSSElectric]

This was very good information. Mostly common sense, but that is getting rare. I like the different voices to address coordination. Keep it up.

[@manny3549]

Love this videos...please never stop making them. I'm using them to train my new designers.

[@thegirlinthehardhat]

Glad you like them!

[@lawrencewilliams7950]

Love the videos!!!!

[@faijalsaiyed4342]

Could you please suggest some books for Project Management? Also, is there any book that summarizes the whole construction work?

[@thegirlinthehardhat]

Faijal, Unfortunately I do not personally know of any books that comprehensively cover project management for construction. I do know of someone who creates some great online courses for this type of information though. It is construction-education.com/courses/ Anyone else have any books that would be a good source of info?