Sue Dyer

Sue Dyer is president of Orgmetrics LLC, a professional partnering facilitation firm. She can be reached at SueDyer@orgmet.com or 925-449-8300.

Sue Dyer is president of Orgmetrics LLC, a professional partnering facilitation firm. Orgmetrics has conducted partnering with over 3,000 projects. She is the founder of the International Partnering Institute, a non-profit educational organization that is dedicated to changing the culture of construction. She is the author of the classic book “Partner Your Project” which is now in its fifth printing. To find out more, please contact Sue at [email protected] or 925-449-8300.

Pavement Maintenance

10 Tips for Dealing with On-the-Job Conflict

What can you do to help deal effectively with jobsite conflicts?

Pavement Maintenance

7 Tips to Improve On-the-job Communication

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Pavement Maintenance

5 Tips to Help Predict the Outcome of Each Job

Here are some tips for getting the most from your partnering scorecard.

Labor & Workforce Development

4 Steps for Solving Your Problem

Here are four steps to help you address the root cause of your problem so you resolve the underlying issue. Over time, if your team follows these four steps, it will begin to build “problem solving muscles" and trust will grow.

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How to Become a Trusted Leader

There is a continuum of leadership. At one end of the spectrum is the trusted leader who develops high-trust relationships and builds a high-trust atmosphere. At the other end there is the dictator, who uses fear to drive people.

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5 Tips to Rise to the Highest Level of Cooperation in Business

We know you must cooperate in order to succeed, but most organizations settle for a very low level of cooperation when they develop strategic partnerships. They could, however, improve their results by pushing the envelope of what's possible.

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7 Root Causes to Poor Communication at Your Business

Often what the team believes to be a communication issue is actually a symptom of the real problem – or root cause. Here are seven different root causes for team failure for which the project teams misidentified poor communication as their issue.

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How to Build a Foundation for Partnership at Your Rental Business

In every equipment rental business, communication and cooperation are key to getting the right equipment to the customer on time and in one piece. That’s why it’s so important to get everyone in your company working together efficiently.

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