Contractor Evolution Podcast Teaches You How to Run a Team Huddle that Doesn’t Suck

By Cass Jacoby, RCS Reporter.  

Latest episode of Contractor Evolution explains why team meetings are essential to your business and gives you strategies to improve those team huddles. 

Contractor Evolution is a new podcast to come out from Breakthrough Academy, produced specifically for high-performing contractors who want to scale up, work less and increase profitability.  

While a lot of other shows focus on early-stage growth challenges, Contractor Evolution focuses on real-life scenarios faced by contractors who are scaling at a rapid rate, and how they keep everything dialed in without losing sight of their work/life balance. 

In this podcast series, you are invited to unpack the systems, tactics and skills you need to take your fast-growing contracting business to the next level. Tune in to learn what separates the new breed of contractor from the old school and get access to the ultimate guide to the business of contracting. 

In this episode to come out of Contractor Evolution, Igor Trninic and Benji Carlson take us into why a “team huddle” is absolutely essential to long-term business.  

Often, as a business grows in size and complexity, one thing that tends to happen is that individual team members begin to work in their own silos. When interdepartmental collaboration gets harder, interpersonal relationships suffer. If one arm of your business doesn't know what the other is doing, all sorts of problems can and will crop up.  

Igor and Benji tell us that the quickest fix that you can implement is a team huddle -- a recurring meeting that gets everybody on the same page as far as results. A team huddle allows your team to celebrate wins together and sets your month up for operational success. 

This episode covers why you should be implementing team meetings, how it's your responsibility as a successful leader, and why us humans really need them, as well as share an easy-to-follow, six-step process that will dramatically improve your team huddles or help you start them for the first time. They also provide four best practices so that you can make your team huddle the highlight of the week.  

Listen to the rest of the podcast to gain more insight on the art of the team huddle.  

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