GodinterestNotOfThisWorld
One of the most widely used tools for project management in software teams today is the spreadsheet. Although fairly cheap and easy to use spreadsheets hide problems that can hinder the success of your project and create more costs than you have planned for.
Ah, but a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, Or what’s a heaven for?
Prefab housing suffers from bad stigma but building homes from premade parts can save time and costs.
Sometimes all the inspiration you need to guide your team successfully can be found in a few simple words of wisdom.
No one can deny the power of a good quote. They motivate and inspire us to be our best.
Tweet them, share them, but most important, use them to help you become an even better leader than you already are.
There are a few who get project management right from the outset, but for many it’s a minefield. In theory, project management seems easy, but it’s not as straightforward as it seems.
The care sector is growing fast. People are its most valuable asset and investment in care-home developments is being fuelled by an ageing population and a growing demand for specialist skills.
Meanwhile, the pre-cast concrete MoVoCoSy project from Arup and promised to tackle another prefab preconception.
Do we really need Godinterest? Another Christian version of a successful idea? (Right down to the font style of the logo). When will we start creating instead of simply ripping off the world? I find it fascinating that God chose to introduce Himself to us in the first verse of the Bible as a ‘Creator.’ We’re made in His image, and yet we refuse to embrace that calling. Let me know what you think, because I believe it’s high time we started leading the culture instead of doing a poor imitation.
I am afraid that Godinterest, a Christian Pinterest, will have a hard time gaining the kind of traction it will need to stick around for a long time.
The Live-in Quarters concept house and the Spaceover keyworkers prototype