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7 Ways to Master the Art of Customer Follow Up

Poor customer follow up is the biggest complaint that customers have when dealing with any business. Here's information on how to improve your follow up skills and keep in touch with customers after the sale. More

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Multipurpose Mudroom

A split-level entry sequence leads from the landing the lower-level mudroom. More

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Focus Your Culture on Service Excellence

There's a definite correlation between a company's success and how it works to exceed customer expectations and, ultimately, customer satisfaction. More

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Work Tunes: Songs With a Remodeling Twist

Ken Kanline puts your jobsite stories to music in Measure Once, Cut Twice: Songs From the Jobsite. More

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Don't Believe the Hype: People Matter More Than Metrics

Michael Anschel offers a reminder: Despite the platitudes that business leaders have been spouting off for eons, it really is the people who matter the most, both inside and outside your company. More

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A New Leaf: Solar Ivy Thin-Film Photovoltaics

Nature inspires an innovative new shape and installation for solar collectors. More

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Fair Trade: Hiring Open House Proves to Be an Efficient Hiring Solution

For one remodeler, a career open house yields positive results, providing qualified candidates. More

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The Lost Art of Being Kind

Being kind may sometimes be a challenge, but it's worth it. More

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Head of the Glass: New Products From Door Glass Manufacturers

Door manufacturers introduce a range of innovative doorglass products from traditional to contemporary. More

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Cookbook: A Recipe for Evaluating Your Progress Toward Revenue Goals

JUDITH MILLER shows how to track your progress (and make any necessary adjustments) as your company moves toward its revenue goals. More

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