ABOUT THIS EPISODE
There's no denying the narrative that surrounds contractors. For some reason, people think contractors want jobs to go on indefinitely. How crazy is that!? Jean Brownhill is in the house to talk about how Sweeten is changing that narrative around working with contractors.
In this episode, we talk about…
- You have to learn the same thing in every new market
- The narrative around general contractors is so backward
- Sweeten considers GCs its customers and long-term partners
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