🚧 25 Most Common Reasons Why Construction Projects Fail 🚧 From unclear scope to weak monitoring systems, projects often stumble not because of lack of effort, but due to avoidable systemic gaps. This document highlights the most frequent reasons projects derail and shares approaches that have helped organizations navigate disputes, delays, and complex contracts more effectively. 📖 Swipe through to explore insights drawn from our work across infrastructure projects worth thousands of crores. . . . #Construction #Engineering #ProjectManagement #ConstructionInnovation #CivilEngineering
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🤯 70% of projects fail! (Maybe more) Don't be a statistic. Can you finish your project within 10% of budget and schedule? Let's talk. #projectmanagement #construction #engineering
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