Description

Jason continues the training discussion with feedback from Hal Macomber that completing training is not enough. The skills must be practiced and mastered on real projects. He shares how Hensel Phelps and DPR gave him training and the autonomy to apply it, and repeats his rule that if you aren't doing it, you don't know it.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why training without practice on the job is waste
• How Hal Macomber asks project teams to plan for coaching and practice
• How Jason's training at Hensel Phelps and DPR set up his own implementation
• Why Jason only teaches what he has done himself
• Why saying you know a system you don't use on your project doesn't count

Which of the things you've been trained on are you actually doing on your project?

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