What if You Paid Your Field Employees $100 an hour? – Part 2 by Ruth King
An interesting conversation with my plumber. I had some plumbing work that needed to be done at my house. My long-time plumber left the company and … Read more
An interesting conversation with my plumber. I had some plumbing work that needed to be done at my house. My long-time plumber left the company and … Read more
First, I used $100 an hour to get your attention. In many areas of the country technicians are already earning $60 an hour or more. And … Read more
Almost everyone hates annual performance reviews – the managers doing the reviews and the employees who are the subject of the review. Why? Most reviews are … Read more
Most of you have associated the acronym, ROI, with return on investment. ROI also means return on inactivity. What does it cost you if you … Read more
Whatever the cost is, debit warranty cost in cost of goods sold and credit warranty reserve on your balance sheet. Then put the dollar value of … Read more
“Our warranty costs are eating our lunch!” “What’s going on?” “There’s a recall from the manufacturer and we have to install a new part. The manufacturer … Read more
If you pay an employee for 2,080 hours a year (not including overtime) then you have to account for the number of hours that are … Read more
What do I mean? Labor, like a hotel room, is perishable. If a hotel owner does not sell a room today, he has lost because the … Read more
Here they are: You won’t run out of cash without knowing you are running out of cash. You track your current ratio trends (current assets … Read more
Traditionally, as the temperatures start to fall, revenues also fall. Here are three things you can do to keep your field personnel billable, producing revenues, … Read more