ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Chris Caputo doesn’t just build projects. He builds teams, trust, and culture that lasts.
In this episode, Chris joins us for a straight-talking conversation about what leadership in construction really looks like. He shares the moments that shaped his approach, from being challenged by his own team to setting the tone on site through consistency and care.
We dig into:
✔ The link between leadership and accountability
✔ Why culture is not what you say, but what your team feels
✔ How showing up, even when it's tough, is what earns real respect
Whether you're running your own business, leading crews, or growing into a leadership role, this is one you’ll want to watch.Listen on Youtube or Apple Podcasts: https://linktr.ee/justconstruction
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