Real Time Revolution

Transitioning from a large MEP firm to a smaller one can feel like stepping into a completely different world. This week, Chris breaks down the 5 surprising things you may not know about transitioning and how you can make your decision to move based on facts.

Starting a small MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) engineering business is a significant step toward building a rewarding career. With thoughtful planning and strategic execution, you can position your firm for success in a competitive industry. In today's podcast, Chris explains the key steps to starting your business and how adopting a Results-Based Workplace (RBW) culture can set you apart...

For business owners, personal challenges such as healthissues, family crises, or other life disruptions can deeply impact both their focus and the operation of their businesses. However, maintaining momentum during such times is crucial for personal resilience and business survival and growth. This week Chris talks about how you can stay focused and keep pushing your business forward during person...

Navigating client relationships in the world of consultingengineering requires a nuanced approach. It's about fostering trust, ensuring clear communication, and delivering value consistently. This week Chris reveals his 6 keys to mastering client management and how following these six keys can ultimately lead to better client relationships and more projects.

When you design a building, you want it to be around for a long time. In order for it to be around for years to come and work efficiently during that time, you'll need to future-proof your design. Don't know what future-proofing is? Don't worry, we didn't either, but this week Chris breaks down all things future-proofing. What it is. Why you should do it. What it entails. Why doing it now can save...

Designing electrical systems for multifamily buildings in the United States involves a complex interplay of technical requirements, local regulations, and client needs. Whether you’re an engineer, developer, or project manager, understanding the challenges and opportunities of these projects is crucial. This week Chris tells us how you can stay relevant and compliant with your design.

How do you go from being an Electronic Warfare Tech in the Air Force to owning an Engineering firm? That's the journey Chris took to get him to where he is today. We're kicking off Season 2 with a bang! This week Chris discusses how his electrical engineering career began in a somewhat unconventional place and how he still relies on skills he learned in the Air Force during his work today.

In a constantly changing world, the key to success lies in mastering both your inner and outer worlds. Last time, we discussed taking action to achieve your vision. This week, Chris discusses how becoming ridiculously in charge can cultivate a mindset of leadership in your personal and professional life.

In a world that is always changing, the key to success lies in mastering both your inner and outer worlds. Last time we talked about adopting a warrior mindset. This week Chris talks about taking action and how it can ultimately lead to a life of fulfillment and success.

If your days have you feeling ruff then maybe it's time to adopt a warrior mindset and get your life back on track. You may not be trying to catch your tail but you may be trying to catch that coworker who wants the same promotion you do, or you might be trying to wipe away your old self in the mirror and find someone new. This week, Chris talks about how you can start cultivating a warrior mindse...

Do you work at a large corporation and wonder what it would be like to work for a small company? Or do you work for a small company and wonder what it's like at the big businesses? This week Chris breaks down the differences between working for a big company and a small company and how you can make the decision easier for yourself based on your values.

We got the chance to have our entire team in the Las Vegas office at one time and we're introducing you to some of them over the next two weeks! This week we introduce you to Christopher "Levi" Jones, the third tallest person in the office, dirt biker extraordinaire, and the go-to man for Mechanical. You won't want to miss it!

We got the chance to have our entire team in the Las Vegas office at one time and we're introducing you to some of them over the next two weeks! This week we introduce you to Kristen Butler, time travel queen, shortest person in the office, and the one who will fight you to the death for your job. You won't want to miss it!

We got the chance to have our entire team in the Las Vegas office at one time and we're introducing you to some of them over the next two weeks! This week we introduce you to Rachel Defouri, Director of Production, organization queen, newlywed, and Project Management perfectionist. You won't want to miss it!

We got the chance to have our entire team in the Las Vegas office at one time and we're introducing you to some of them over the next two weeks! This week we introduce you to Zakary Bondy, new dad, singer/drummer boy, Mechanical aficionado, and the leader you want in your corner. You won't want to miss it!

We got the chance to have our entire team in the Las Vegas office at one time and we're introducing you to some of them over the next two weeks! This week we introduce you to Justin Lovett, the Star Wars fanatic, the son of the business owner, the dog dad extraordinaire, and the one who could win a "who looks the most like Chris" contest. You won't want to miss it!

We got the chance to have our entire team in the Las Vegas office at one time and we're introducing you to some of them over the next two weeks! This week we introduce you to Derek Thornhill, an automotive expert, the office handyman, the one who is always laughing, and one of the nicest people you will meet. You won't want to miss it!

Giving feedback is easy, but it's not so easy to accept. Are the haters getting you down? This week Chris gives you some tips on how to take the criticism thrown your way, whether constructive or not, and turn it into a positive to help you grow.

Anyone can own a business, but what makes your business stand out from all the rest? What are the three things your company does differently that will keep it running for years to come instead of pointing clients away? This week Chris discusses (R)evolution Engineering's unique abilities, how one could be a detriment to the business, and gives you an idea of how to figure out your business&#39...

Keeping your team motivated isn't an easy task, especially when the workload increases and they are flooded with work to do. This week Chris tells us the top 3 things he does to keep his team motivated and moving toward the same goal.

Have you ever had a boss and thought "When I'm a manager one day, I won't be like them!" You always remember the things bad bosses do, but was there ever a manager you wanted to be like because they did great things? This week we talk about how to become a great leader that people will want to follow!

Hiring is never an easy process, especially in a post-COVID world. This week we discuss the changes in hiring since 2020 and how you can make sure you are picking the right people for the right seats in your organization.

As a new manager, you don't get all the training you need when it comes to having hard conversations with people, including people you used to work alongside and potentially became your friend. In this week's episode, we talk about how to navigate those hard conversations and still keep your friendships. We also discuss how it can impact your life outside of work and how you can push past...

Owning a business isn't always what it's cracked up to be. Sometimes people leave and it causes a moment of panic and chaos throughout the company. (R)evolution Engineering is currently in a phase of transition and growth as we let go of some employees and gain new people who are helping to steer the ship back in the right direction. This week we're talking about how our team is weathe...

Whether it's in the AEC industry or working in a kitchen, the perfect project does not exist. At least according to Chris. Some projects go well, and they all have a few things in common. This week we talk about what you can do to help a project go according to plan and how to get back on track when things to sideways.