Not a New Idea, but A New Trend – Employee Stock Ownership Plans
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- February 27, 2024
By Mike Brewer, Senior Advisor to Synergos When originally given the opportunity to write about ‘Engaging our Customer’ the natural place for me to go was how we meet with and speak to our Builder customers. It’s what a typical article would have been focused on, but these aren’t typical times. Things have changed over
READ MOREWant happier customers? Shift the focus away from “customer service”. Too many companies think about “customer service” the wrong way. No hiring entity says that they hired or fired someone because of customer service. Don’t believe me? Look at the reviews for any company. You rarely see the words customer service directly stated when referring
READ MOREBy Chris Doyle, Billd As a subcontractor, your reputation with general contractors is critical. In the interest of maintaining it – when it comes to project finances, you may choose to keep the details close to the vest. Especially if you’re interested in trying a non-traditional payment option, like material financing or factoring. The reigning
READ MOREBy Jessica Meno, Raken Subcontractors rely on communication to track the progress and productivity of projects. Unfortunately, communication challenges (or a complete lack thereof) can affect a company’s ability to foster quality customer relationships. Engaging with customers should be a top priority. Better communication and documentation can set your projects up for success and your
READ MOREBy Patrick Hogan, handle.com Finding new clients is essential for growing your construction business. However, expanding your business also means retaining your existing client base. Clients decide to leave and go with another contractor for different reasons. Competition is one of the biggest factors. If a client can avail better service elsewhere for a much
READ MOREBy Judyann Sonido, Thrive Internet Marketing Agency From a global pandemic to economic unrest, many construction companies have struggled to stay afloat during the past years. Construction projects have been greatly impacted by worker shortages, delays, soaring material costs and stoppages, causing a significant decline in optimism among contractors and distributors. As the construction industry
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