“Hiring blind” can be a good thing
Most people depend too much on their sight – judging how a person looks to determine whether they fit the need. Here’s how you can be more objective when measuring job candidates.
Most people depend too much on their sight – judging how a person looks to determine whether they fit the need. Here’s how you can be more objective when measuring job candidates.
Are you tired of always having to rush into the fray every time your employees face an issue? Remember, “make it easier to do it right”!
None of us enjoy adversarial situations and few conversations can be uglier than terminating an employee!
Employees are a must for a full size business. How to keep them motivated? Employee recognition is more than just extra pay …
All businesses can be hit with a slow slump. (Things happen!) But meanwhile you need to meet payroll, keep your techs working and pay your Jon-Don bill! Hmmm…
We all want excited, motivated employees that are “invested” in the future of our business. The single best, cheapest and most effective motivational technique? Public Recognition! BUT money talks too!
Steve explains how “sharing the pain” (AND the profits) can hold your employees “accountable” while also helping them strive for perfection.
Previously I shared how much I hated to be “surprised” by an employee. But it is only fair that you don’t surprise an employee either.
What do your employee’s take away from your staff meetings? Give them some homework.
Even the best employee quits. What can you do? Take action now by changing the way you look at hiring and employee development.
Learn from an experienced Arizona carpet cleaner how to consistently creates positive Moments of Truth before your Technician even reaches the customer’s driveway.
Get out of your ‘hiring comfort zone’ and stop ‘settling’ for marginal employees! Doubt me?
No quality person will build their career ONLY on high wages. And yes – you do need and want great employees.
Far too often we just sort of let circumstances and chance determine our life. As a new calendar year approaches Steve offers some points to ponder…
Let’s analyze the three synergistic ‘legs’ (business sectors) I recommend in SFS training.