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Welcome back to the AddWork: No Worries Podcast—the #1 business and construction trades podcast in the U.S. After a short break, we're back with co-founders Ken, Grant Jeffery, and Adam Deetz diving into some of the biggest conversations shaping the industry today.
In this episode, we cover:
How the government shutdown could ripple through residential and commercial construction.
Why market perception affects projects just as much as real economic shifts.
The growing impact of AI on jobs—from white-collar efficiency to blue-collar resilience.
The looming labor shortage in the trades and what it means for the next generation.
Real-life stories from the jobsite (yes, including a guy named Chucky with a Natural Ice in his tool belt).
Whether you're a contractor, developer, tradesperson, or just curious about how business and building intersect, this episode brings fresh insights and plenty of real talk from the field.
Subscribe for more conversations on building smarter, working better, and navigating the ever-changing world of construction and business.
By AddWRK MediaWelcome back to the AddWork: No Worries Podcast—the #1 business and construction trades podcast in the U.S. After a short break, we're back with co-founders Ken, Grant Jeffery, and Adam Deetz diving into some of the biggest conversations shaping the industry today.
In this episode, we cover:
How the government shutdown could ripple through residential and commercial construction.
Why market perception affects projects just as much as real economic shifts.
The growing impact of AI on jobs—from white-collar efficiency to blue-collar resilience.
The looming labor shortage in the trades and what it means for the next generation.
Real-life stories from the jobsite (yes, including a guy named Chucky with a Natural Ice in his tool belt).
Whether you're a contractor, developer, tradesperson, or just curious about how business and building intersect, this episode brings fresh insights and plenty of real talk from the field.
Subscribe for more conversations on building smarter, working better, and navigating the ever-changing world of construction and business.