The wonder of it is that anyone as passionate about teaching and coaching as Larry Webb ever found his way into managing a home building company.

From CEO Larry Webb to the last employee on the organization chart, John Laing Homes (or WL Homes as it officially was known then) went through a difficult first half of 2001.

Under a fun-focused management team that now owns the company, Professional Builder's 2004 Builder of the Year, John Laing Homes, is morphing into a new breed of home builder.

Reduce financing costs by cutting construction times and the number of spec houses in inventory.

Rebuilding a damaged community demands teamwork and speed.

Don't just bemoan the perception that the building industry is the bad guy. Do something about it ... such as winning a business ethics award.

Since the late 1980s, Epcon Group evolved its designs towards an innovative pinwheel cluster four-plex, an affordable condominium product that might be the closest thing in real estate to the McDonald's hamburger.

The ability to read between the lines and decipher vague statements can be invaluable in the interview process.

Discover what separates you from the competition, and then celebrate the difference in everything you do.