Only Girl On The Jobsite

Rene Biery

Booking Overview

A solo-expert show focused on construction management, jobsite confidence, and project operations for interior designers, with occasional conversations featuring practicing designers. Credible pitches include experienced interior designers, architects, and construction professionals who can discuss scope, pricing, contractor collaboration, client communication, and project delivery; booking difficulty is likely low because the show features accessible working professionals rather than high-profile personalities.

Metrics

Episodes: 300

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

Instagram: 11.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

renee@devignierdesign.com

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Host

Rene Biery - Interior designer with 30 years of experience navigating construction and jobsite management.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low

Typical Credentials:

Experienced interior designers, architects, and construction professionals with practical expertise in jobsite management, project delivery, pricing, contractor collaboration, or client communication.

Required Achievements:

Recent Guest Discussions

Cynthia Lacy - Construction Management, Business Processes, Project Boundaries, And Regaining Momentum In An Established Design Practice.

Missy Werbrich - Undercharging, Transferable Design Skills, Construction Management Systems, Pricing Structures, And Professional Boundaries.

Recent Topics

Business, Interior Design, Construction Management, Project Management, Contractor Relations

Episodes

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Only Girl On The Jobsite

299. What Experienced Interior Designers Actually Do on a Jobsite

September 29, 2026

Two designers can walk onto the exact same construction project, look at the exact same room, talk to the exact same contractor or trade, and leave noticing completely different things. So today I want to take you onto a jobsite with me. This is not a checklist or 10 things you should inspect. I want to show you how I actually think when I walk through that door. Because after 32 years, a lot of it is now automatic, and I want to make it less automatic so that you can start doing it on your ...

298. "I Have to Look Into That" — What Confident Designers Actually Say on a Jobsite

September 22, 2026

What happens when you're standing on a jobsite, and someone asks you a question you don't know how to answer? Construction confidence isn't about knowing everything; it's knowing what to do next. Today I share the four-step process I use when construction hands me something new, how to find the right answers, and how to recognize when a question isn't yours to answer at all. You'll Learn: The 4 steps to follow when you don't know the answer on a jobsite. How to know who to turn to for the ri...

297. Why Interior Designers Lose Money on Construction Projects

September 15, 2026

There's a quiet assumption in the interior design industry that if you spend enough time around construction projects, eventually you'll just "figure it out." And honestly? Most designers do. Project by project. Mistake by mistake. Usually while undercharging, overextending themselves, and absorbing responsibilities they never intentionally agreed to manage. In this episode, I want to talk about something I wish every interior designer understood much earlier in their career: ...

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