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•8 May, 2023
Elevating Restoration Experiences: Overcoming The Project Management Resource Disparity for Happier Customers
Introduction
In a recent webinar, we discussed an interesting concept that we've been exploring called the Project Management Resource Disparity in the restoration industry. We believe this disparity has a significant impact on customer experience and customer reviews. In this blog post, we're going to take a closer look at this issue and offer some insights on how to address it.
What is the Project Management Resource Disparity?
The Project Management Resource Disparity refers to a misalign
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Introduction
In a recent webinar, we discussed an interesting concept that we've been exploring called the Project Management Resource Disparity in the restoration industry. We believe this disparity has a significant impact on customer experience and customer reviews. In this blog post, we're going to take a closer look at this issue and offer some insights on how to address it.
What is the Project Management Resource Disparity?
The Project Management Resource Disparity refers to a misalign
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