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In today’s construction and engineering project environment, professional success is no longer tied to rigid job titles or linear career paths confined to a single discipline. Modern projects are increasingly complex, multi-layered, and interconnected, requiring professionals who can integrate technical expertise with financial insight, strategic thinking, and leadership. Within this evolving landscape, the quantity surveyor occupies one of the most influential technical roles,...

Work is no longer confined to traditional offices or closed physical environments. With the rise of digital transformation and the widespread adoption of remote work cultures, professional roles across industries have evolved significantly. Project management, once closely associated with daily on-site presence, face-to-face meetings, and constant physical supervision, is now being redefined. This shift raises a fundamental question: can project managers effectively work from home without...

In modern project management environments, costs are no longer limited to direct execution resources alone. They now include a broad range of expenditures related to planning, performance monitoring, risk management, governance, and team coordination. As projects become more complex and budgets grow larger, financial and operational leaders are increasingly questioning whether project management costs can be capitalized—that is, treated as long-term investments rather than immediate...