Changing the focus in your company
Instead of focusing on your employees let’s look at other things that can drive us toward profitability.
Instead of focusing on your employees let’s look at other things that can drive us toward profitability.
Chuck Violand asks some uncomfortable questions about misplaced loyalty to marginal employees. It is time to reflect on your people…
To help you avoid inadvertently “flogging” the employees who pull the hardest in your company, here are a few questions to ask yourself.
You’ve invested a lot finding, interviewing and hiring a new employee. Now help them to feel like part of your family….
24 hour emergency call-outs are just part of the game in a cleaning and restoration business. So make like easy (and lucrative) for your employees…
A successful Oregon cleaning and restoration entrepreneur is empowering his project managers and other employees. Now they will be more fulfilled while the owner can focus on what he does best.
As a company grows, it’s easy to lose control. If you aren’t careful the company morphs into a creature that nobody recognizes and is neither efficient nor a fun place to work at!
A Texas restoration contractor needs help on complying with the confusing medical documentation laws. Steve reaches out to the experts…
Regardless if you are speaking to senior managers, secretaries, technicians, or sales reps, they all need these 3 common elements when we ask them to do something new.
Chuck addresses a few of the underlying causes of the “bottleneck” between what we ask for AND what actually gets done in our companies.
Business is rocking … yet the office environment has this entrepreneur on his knees looking for how to bring peace to the valley.
Whether it’s “free air” or free speech or freedom of choice, each freedom has a “cost/benefit ratio”.
You have spent years building a good company- why not invest 5 days in 2013 to make it truly great AND in the process discover new personal freedom?
The Strategies for Success program has always been the industry’s “Gold Standard” for business building help. Now Steve says SFS is even better for 2013…
You (and your employees) have a very short time to put your customer’s mind at ease. How long? Steve says two minutes! So you better get started off right…