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Entries Tagged Management

The Dos and Don’ts of Documenting Employee Behavior

The Dos and Don’ts of Documenting Employee Behavior

Are Problems Brewing in the Family Business?

Are Problems Brewing in the Family Business?

Long-running, small family-run companies are to be applauded. But sometimes generational challenges threaten this wonderful institution.
Peter Bellotti Mitrefinch

6 Tips to Help You Get Back to the Financial Management Basics

This advice may seem elementary at first, but small companies can always benefit from a review of foundational business principles
Don’t Stay Silent About Unsafe Behavior on the Job

Don’t Stay Silent About Unsafe Behavior on the Job

Not speaking up when you see safety violations perpetuates a cycle of behavior that puts the whole team at risk
Do Employees Deserve Praise Just For Doing Their Job?

Do Employees Deserve Praise Just For Doing Their Job?

Giving sincere, positive feedback to your workers is beneficial for retention and your bottom line
Charlie Cunningham

Industry News - October 2020

Why You Should Do Your Own Safety Audits

Why You Should Do Your Own Safety Audits

Taking a proactive approach with in-house safety audits is good for business
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Industry News - July 2020

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Industry News - May 2020

A roundup of recent industry news exclusively for sewer and drain cleaning professionals
It’s All in Your Hands

It’s All in Your Hands

Small-business owners shoulder the responsibility of balancing day-to-day tasks with big-picture goals
Jeff Haden

Your Employee Just Asked for a Raise. What’s Next?

It takes guts to approach the boss and ask for more money. Treat the request with respect, and follow these important steps before you blurt out a yes or no.
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Industry News - April 2020

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Tap Introverts’ Potential to Improve Your Staff

Managers can adopt strategies to bring out the best in their quieter crew members
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Managing Risk As a Subcontractor

If you’re working for a general contractor on a project, it’s important to be diligent to ensure your business is protected from things like unknown contract requirements or adjustments to the project schedule