In episode 187, Hartmann goes on a (mild?) rant after being triggered by a snarky, anti-builder LinkedIn post that has been gaining traction. Leveraging a scene from the classic film, Office Space, and borrowing an insight from Aaron Ross Sorkin (financial talking head on Squawk Box, author of Too Big To Fail, writer on Showtime's Billions), Hartmann makes a case for thinking—and acting—differently during these strange and unprecedented times to grow your business for the long-term.

In episode 187, Hartmann goes on a (mild?) rant after being triggered by a snarky, anti-builder LinkedIn post that has been gaining traction. Leveraging a scene from the classic film, Office Space, and borrowing an insight from Aaron Ross Sorkin (financial talking head on Squawk Box, author of Too Big To Fail, writer on Showtime's Billions), Hartmann makes a case for thinking—and acting—differently during these strange and unprecedented times to grow your business for the long-term.

Ep. 187 :: Be Indispensable Now: A Mild Rant by Bradley Hartmann.

Are you spending more time solving problems than actually leading in your construction business?

The Construction Leadership Podcast helps executives build high-performing teams, finish on time and under budget—without all the firefighting and babysitting—so you can lead with clarity, consistency, and control.

Hosted by Bradley Hartmann—author of 15 books for the construction industry who teaches leadership in the University of Oklahoma's Master's program for construction professionals—each episode delivers real-world lessons for real-world builders.

You'll learn how to:
 • Lead change with less resistance using field-tested strategies that increase engagement
 • Build a culture of accountability—without micromanaging or constant confrontation
 • Eliminate confusion with mental models and tools that drive confident execution

New episodes drop every Tuesday and Thursday.

Ready to jump in? Start with episode 470: The Glock 17, a Billionaire, and the Leadership Lesson That Will Transform Your Team's Change Management. It's a listener favorite and will shift how you lead through resistance.

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Are you spending more time solving problems than actually leading in your construction business? The Construction Leadership Podcast helps executives build high-performing teams, finish on time and under budget—without all the firefighting and babysitting—so you can lead with clarity, consistency, and control. Hosted by Bradley Hartmann—author of 15 books for the construction industry who teaches leadership in the University of Oklahoma's Master's program for construction professionals—each episode delivers real-world lessons for real-world builders. You'll learn how to: • Lead change with less resistance using field-tested strategies that increase engagement • Build a culture of accountability—without micromanaging or constant confrontation • Eliminate confusion with mental models and tools that drive confident execution New episodes drop every Tuesday and Thursday. Ready to jump in? Start with episode 470: The Glock 17, a Billionaire, and the Leadership Lesson That Will Transform Your Team's Change Management. It's a listener favorite and will shift how you lead through resistance.

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