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AVOIDING CONSTRUCTION DISPUTES

10 Hacks for
Dispute
Avoidance
- an open dialogue between
Employer and Contractor

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Coffee Talk
Start with a casual coffee
meeting to discuss project
concerns. It eases tension and
creates a friendly atmosphere

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Listen Up
Both sides, employers, and
contractors, should actively
listen to each other. It's not just
about talking; it's about
understanding

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Jargon-Free Zone
Avoid heavy construction jargon.
Speak in plain language to
ensure everyone is on the same
page

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04

Meet, Don't Email


When possible, opt for face-to-
face or video meetings instead of
email exchanges. It adds a
personal touch.

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Problem-Solving
Picnic
Take discussions outside the
office. A change of scenery can
stimulate creativity and
problem-solving.

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Progress Pizza
Parties
Celebrate milestones together. It
fosters a positive environment
and acknowledges joint
accomplishments.

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Walk and Talk

Consider a walking meeting. It's


a casual way to chat, and fresh air
can do wonders for creativity.

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Tech Timeout

Sometimes, put aside the


gadgets. A tech-free discussion
can bring a more human touch
to the conversation.

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Future-Focused

Instead of dwelling on past


issues, focus on future solutions.
It keeps the conversation
forward-looking.

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Team Building
Toolbox
Incorporate team-building
activities. It can improve
communication and
collaboration beyond formal
discussions

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