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Establishing rapport is a critical soft skill for A/E/C professionals, yet it is rarely taught in schools or at firms. So how can you create rapport with someone you’ve just met?
Once upon a time, in the twentieth century, the architecture, engineering, and construction industry deemed "sell" a four-letter world, and attempted to ban it from the A/E/C vernacular.
Seller-doer, doer-seller, closer-doer, rainmaker … all terms used to reference a technical professional (architect, engineer, scientist, construction manager, etc.) tasked with bringing in business to his or her firm.