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10 Steps to Becoming More Profitable in the Residential Industry
Learn about how you can become more profitable in the construction industry by better business management
June 22, 2009
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10 Steps to Becoming More Profitable
In this 10 Steps to Becoming More Profitable podcast, Leslie Shiner talks about business management. Construction industry success is rarely a question of working harder; more often greater success comes from creating appropriate business management systems that will help a contractor manage the office and his jobs more profitably. "Appropriate" is the key term—each contractor’s needs vary. In this session, contractors will be given a roadmap—10 steps—to help them evaluate, implement, and utilize key construction management systems that, if used correctly, almost always lead to higher profitability and greater peace of mind.
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