Janet Blake from Fasten Master graciously volunteered to talk about improvisation.

In a digital world that changes daily, how can you plan five years out? Our printers don’t even last that long.

Here are some of the chat’s highlights:

@RigginsConst @FastenMaster #constchat pic.twitter.com/vmjFrzYF5j

— Blue Book Network (@bluebooknetwork) June 18, 2015

Sometimes when Twubs stops working, you have to improvise! #ConstChat

— Window Works CA (@WindowWorksCA) June 18, 2015

And improvisation kills procrastination…wow, I just made that up. Seriously, I may use this as my new motto. https://t.co/AzhnNUvR42

— William S. (@billyc2020) June 18, 2015

This is an example of bad improvisation #constchat pic.twitter.com/raiy3YOXyV

— Construction Data (@cdcnews) June 18, 2015

Hmm, how about all the best laid plans go out the window after the first shot is fired 😉 #constchat https://t.co/mt9cjsb8fK

— Sean Lintow Sr. (@The_HTRC) June 18, 2015

Jack Handy: #ConstChat pic.twitter.com/QXwblklVRh

— Window Works CA (@WindowWorksCA) June 18, 2015

 

The Questions & Answers:

Q1. How do you define improvisation?

A1. Performing an action, speaking and being in tune with the environment without pre-planning. #constchat

— Zircon Corporation (@ZirconTools) June 18, 2015

A1. Coming up with something on the spot. #ConstChat

— JorgMaterialHandling (@MaterialHndling) June 18, 2015

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