Problem Solving Strategies From Military Veteran James Faulkner

In episode 76 of The Kitchen Table, Ken Baden interviews James Faulkner of PCR Roofing and former army engineer, as they discuss James' transition into a leadership role, the importance of core values in a company, and the value of problem-solving skills learned in the military.Tune in as they dive into the challenges and successes of managing operations in a fast-paced environment. TIMESTAMPS[00:02:26] Applying army experience to business.[00:05:30] Combat engineering in the army.[00:09:27] Problem-solving in the workplace.[00:16:09] Meeting project timelines early.[00:17:24] Military skills in business world.[00:20:25] Supplemental management in roofing industry.[00:25:41] Learning and adapting to challenges.[00:27:46] Dealing with adversity logically.[00:32:38] Seeking Success and Control.[00:35:00] Core company values and growth.[00:37:06] Importance of core values.[00:40:32] Topic suggestion and appreciation.QUOTES"I want to provide value. And hopefully, we say something that's helpful, whether you're a salesperson or a young or old professional, it doesn't matter what age you are professional seeking to better yourself or build the best version of yourself." - Ken Baden“At the end of the day, everybody has a goal. You know, we have a goal. We're a business. And I definitely think the biggest thing I pulled over from the army was confidence and problem-solving skills.” - James Faulkner“The integrity and the willingness to, to not want to screw people over, whether that's employees, whether that's customers, whether that's anybody, we're not looking to get things done the dirty way we're looking to get things done the right way. And we're good at what we do.” - James FaulknerSOCIAL MEDIA LINKSKen BadenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialkenbaden/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialkenbadenWEBSITES:The Kitchen Table Podcast: https://thekitchentablepodcast.net/Blue Collar Ballers Union: https://bluecollarballersunion.com/