Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

This time of year, everyone’s busy with construction while juggling the completion paperwork, right? lol

Go to the job site, then return to the office to handle paperwork.

Site supervisors are insanely busy this time of year, lol.

It's especially tough for people who are juggling multiple jobs.

This is a topic that often sparks lively discussions.

"Craftsmen finish work at 5 p.m., but,

The director works from 7:30 a.m. to around 10:00 p.m.

"But craftsmen make more money."

As a result, the number of construction management employees is gradually decreasing, isn't it?

Craftsmen use their bodies, while supervisors use their minds.

Lately, salaries for construction managers have been rising, so,

In terms of total compensation, the pay gap between construction managers and skilled workers is narrowing.

So, it would be interesting to have another company or someone else review the completion documents as a second opinion, wouldn't it?

However, since it would be too much to ask of competitors, perhaps someone with no connection to that area, or

If we share our documents with friends and help each other make corrections, will our scores go up?

If we have two experienced managers working together, the speed of processing paperwork will likely more than double, and the younger employees will learn a lot.

These days, the standard is one person per site, but it seems like having two people handle paperwork for one site would be more efficient, and

It looks like it would be easy to check for errors, so that might be a good option.

Site supervisors are on edge this time of year, so...
Let's be careful!

See you later.