How not to get paid on a construction project

4 Oct 2022 · 1 min
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In this short instructional segment, the presenter explains that reacting emotionally to payment disputes on construction projects—shouting, losing your cool, and being hot‑headed—will likely cause the other party to refuse payment. Instead, he advises contractors to remain calm, factual, and composed, delivering information politely even when cash‑flow pressures exist. By staying cooler than the other side, contractors increase the chance of a favorable payment outcome.

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