Paul Ridilla

If you and your crew are happy, your business and its environment will improve.

Common sense tells you that the best customers naturally will seek out and continue to work with the best contractors.

Implementing changes to be proactive with your company.

This spring cleaning philosophy can also be applied to your business.

The bad news is our skilled labor shortage makes it very difficult to transform those good prices into bottom line profits.

Can you imagine how many times I’ve heard those remarks during the past 25 years while I’ve been conducting construction seminars and convention workshops?

In this article and with all of the costly business (and personal) decisions that I have encountered, CEO simply means “Consider Every Option.”

The astounding number of contractors who go broke every year, however, shows that these money-monitoring systems do not always work.

I have been giving directions to contractors for over a quarter of a century because I have been down that road before.

Last month we discussed the critical importance of CEO (Consider Every Option) when making business decisions in your office.