Business administration - Articles - Page 25

Kenny Chapman: Identify and overcome the hidden signs of business burnout

Technology will not solve our tendency to get burned out in our business and personal lives.

March 9, 2020

Have you ever felt a lack of energy and/or excitement to jump out of bed and hit the ground running? Do you love what you do for a living? If you answered yes to either one or both of those questions, you are not alone.

Al Levi: Mastering the master project list

Create a process to get your staff on-board with new policies and projects.

Al Levi

March 4, 2020

Why is it that your staff isn’t quite as excited as you are when you discuss a new project, a new process, new policy or a habit you want to change?

Nicole Krawcke: Text me, maybe?

Contractors should embrace text, online chat technologies to enhance service and create new customers.

Nicole Krawcke

February 13, 2020

Technology is amazing. I can pay all of my bills via apps on my smartphone, order food and even get great customer service without ever having to speak aloud to another human being.

Matt Michel: 7 reasons why you should grow

Growing is like winning; winning is fun.

Matt Michel

February 12, 2020

It is no surprise that most plumbing companies are small. What is surprising is the number of plumbing company owners who are content to stay small. I

Kenny Chapman: Structuring your business to increase personal freedom

Creating work life balance sometimes takes extra planning and strategizing.

Kenny Chapman

February 10, 2020

Do you value freedom? Do you like to have options and choices regarding how you spend your time?

Artificial intelligence chat converts website traffic into service calls

George Brazil Plumbing & Electrical increases leads, revenue with home services chatbot.

Brigham Dickinson

February 7, 2020

In the home service industry, customer experience is rapidly becoming the key factor in developing brand loyalty.

Al Levi: Loaves of bread, not slices

Get to know your financials and what the numbers mean.

Al Levi

February 5, 2020

I’ll admit it. I’m not a giant fan of reading financials and management reporting.

Nicole Krawcke: Managing productivity in the digital age

Smartphones can easily distract employees at work.

Nicole Krawcke

January 14, 2020

I’ve always liked the month of January because it brings a fresh start to a new year. This time of year is filled with hope and optimism for a better year than the previous one.

Matt Michel: 6 reasons plumbers struggle

Starting a plumbing company is easy; succeeding is not.

Matt Michel

January 13, 2020

As long as you have a license, starting a plumbing company is easy. Succeeding, on the other hand, is not.

Kenny Chapman: How sales skills solve your biggest challenges

Developing a plan helps your vision and provides structure and purpose for your team.

Kenny Chapman

January 9, 2020

As we move into a new decade, most of us are focused on how to continue to grow our companies, implement new strategies and ideas, and stay ahead in an ever-changing world of technology and innovation.