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Hello, everyone! I recently received a message from a college senior who is about to graduate and is interested in starting a career in estimating. This got me thinking about the challenges many new estimators face as they transition from school to the workforce. I’m looking to create a discussion around this topic. What advice or tips would you offer to someone just starting in estimating? Whether it’s about interviews, skill development, or industry insights, I believe our collective experiences can help guide the next generation of estimators. Feel free to share your thoughts, and let’s support those who are embarking on this journey! Looking forward to your contributions!

Hey everyone! Let’s talk about the cornerstone of project success—estimating. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting, there’s always room to refine your approach and boost accuracy. Here are a few key points I’ve been thinking about: - Common Pitfalls: Overlooking small details or underestimating labor costs can snowball into major project headaches. What are your most common estimating challenges? - Tools of the Trade: Are you using spreadsheets, specialized software, or a mix of both? I’d love to hear what tools you swear by and how they’ve made your workflow more efficient. - Winning More Bids: What strategies are you using to price competitively while still maintaining a solid profit margin? 💬 Let’s discuss! - What’s one tip or tool that’s helped you save time or improve accuracy? - How do you handle tight deadlines for estimates without sacrificing quality? Looking forward to your insights—together, we can sharpen our estimating skills and win more bids!

Hi there everyone! I hope this to be a benefit to us all, and am looking for those that can offer insight into estimating.. who here is can share?