Whether you’re looking for your first contractor job or a new one, you want to make sure your resume is up to par and can help you stand out against others so you can get the better jobs.   As a worker in the construction industry, what should be in your resume?   Your resume should had

In the construction industry, contractors have a lot of responsibilities and handle variety of tasks. However, in this industry, the more skills you have, the more valuable you become. Even if you are not a manager or owner, with more skills, you can find more work with more expertise in different types of contracting.   Before finding a new skill, think about what you like or

As a contractor, you will work in a lot of hazardous environments due to different weather, tools, equipment, heights, and more. The job can be dangerous, and even if you don’t experience danger all the time, it’s good to always be prepared for the dangers.   It’s important that you, your boss, or someone on your job

As a contractor, it’s always a good idea to invest in different kinds of training to expand your knowledge and skills. With more expertise, you can offer more services and find more jobs. Whether you expand your business, find a new job, or add side work into your life, investing in more skills can make you

The following article was written by Miami Construction Lawyer Alex Barthet and appeared first on TheLienZone. It was re-posted with permission. For more information about Alex and his firm, please visit www.TheLienZone.com and www.Barthet.com. See below for some great information on graffiti. They’re everywhere – those colorful and sometimes not so nice drawings on building walls and fences. And they’re not so

Knowledge is power and we love helping contractors learn all about the contractor license application process.   In the past few blogs, we have shared some common questions and answers about contractor licenses and the application process. We want to continue to share more information with you in this blog.   Depending on your experience, past, goals, and type of

In the last couple of blogs, we’ve been sharing common questions and answers about contractor licenses and the application process. We want to continue to share more information with you in this blog, as well.   Every person’s questions vary and we are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the process. Please don’t

In our last blog, we shared a few questions that pop up for people when applying a contractor license. We know you have many questions, and we want you to ask away, but we thought we’d continue to share some common questions and answers for you here on our blog.   If you have questions that still

The contractor licensing application process can be easy when you work with a contractor licensing company like us at Licenses, Etc.  We know what the Contractor Licensing Board is looking for.   We make sure you have the right requirements, experience, passed the exams, meet all the deadlines, and paid any fees. When applying for a

The following article was written by Miami Construction Lawyer Alex Barthet and appeared first on TheLienZone. It was re-posted with permission. For more information about Alex and his firm, please visit www.TheLienZone.com and www.Barthet.com. See below for some great information on non-compete agreements. It is inevitable that one of your key employees may leave to go over to a competitor. Can you