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Training Ground: Remodeling Internships

Mentoring interns is good for the industry, and good for your company. More

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Hire Calling: Tips for Hiring Field Employees

Handy hiring tips gleaned from LinkedIn's Construction Business Owner's Group. More

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Movin' on Up: Should You Promote From Within to Fill That Sales Manager Position?

You might have a successful outcome promoting from within to fill the role of sales manager, but there are solid reasons why it might not be a good idea. More

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Sales Calling ó Three Scenarios for Hiring Sales Staff

Three companies that needed additional sales staff to help convert leads into sales describe their different sales team needs, and how this affected hiring. More

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Performance Payback: Alternative Compensation Strategy for Field Employees

Consider matching your field employees' compensation and future wage increases with their performance and productivity. More

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Labor Gap: Remodelers Using Temp Agencies to Meet Staffing Needs

Temporary labor agencies that specialize in construction can help remodelers adjust staffing needs during the recession. More

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Ahead of the Curve

Looking for hidden opportunities in a challenging economy has helped California Energy Consultant Service position itself for close to 50% growth in 2010. More

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Hiring Staff Using Social Networking

More remodelers are using social netowrking sites to find qualified employees. More

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Internship Programs Benefit the Company and the Intern

Working with interns allows kitchen and bath designers to give back to the industry. More

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The Upsides of Downsizing Can Include Better Replacement Staff

Layoffs can be unavoidable in the remodeling recession, but they can also be a valuable impetus for rewriting job descriptions and coming out stronger. More

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