ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Jeff Forrest, President of WPC Construction, joins the Mackie Method podcast to discuss mentorship, the recession, and scaling. Jeff joined the company 5 years after his brother launched. Jeff shares how his brother was his mentor and a role-model for him, and how they worked together for 41 years. The conversation shifts to competing in a business environment. Jack's brother and partners decided to compete against themselves instead of competing against a specific contract. Tune in
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