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The construction team is carrying out work at our facility, and they have covered the initial costs themselves. However, the project progress is not advancing, and the construction contract cannot be changed. Do you have any good suggestions on how to urge the construction team to speed up the work?
I’ve encountered this situation before as well; I didn’t give them enough money and didn’t speak firmly enough. Unless the funding keeps up, it’s difficult to ensure either progress or quality.
The staff member still has to carry the buns by themselves and attach the materials as well! No one would find it pleasant if such a thing happened to them! Focus more on emotional communication and financial matters! Let’s put ourselves in their shoes too
It’s possible that the construction team itself has low quality and is an unregulated one.
Build good relationships, and also make them understand the benefits of ensuring construction progress and quality. Just pay as soon as the work is done; don’t keep delaying it. The progress payments also need to be issued in a timely manner
By giving them the advance payment, one can request an acceleration of the progress.
The speed is increasing – can the quality keep up? This is also an issue that must be taken seriously
Advance payment – everyone, take a good look. The progress payment still hasn’t been given; it seems like they haven’t even seen a penny of it
What kind of topic is this by the OP? Planning to have them cover the costs in advance – for how long? A few months should be fine. If it keeps growing, is the construction team suspecting the financial situation of your company? Don’t let people think you are **. Before the troops set out, provisions must be prepared first! Furi made it very clear.
Our company has been working with this construction team for over a decade; of course, the funds they invest are not given without any return – there is a certain compensation for it.