Do we understand common courtesy? It’s something that is so easy to do, and yet, so hard.
Author: Sam Byler
Guts, Stamina, Willpower, and Just Flat-out Stupid Luck
Staying motivated and avoiding burnout in the shed-hauling profession.
Options Are Important
It amazes me the amount of support this little industry gets. Support creates options.
State of the Shed Industry
Where is the shed industry overall? Cautiously positive. There might be some rough spots, but, for the most part, the industry will be fine.
Sticky Business of Hiring
People don’t stick in jobs because they aren’t cohesive. Their focus ends up somewhere else.
Is the Shed Site a Sorry Sight?
Make sure you and your team know how to do a proper site check—before the sale and delivery.
Do You Have a Plan?
When I see a summer storm brewing, I make sure everything is in order, the tools and machinery put up, and the hatches battened down.
True Brotherhood
When the tornadoes hit Kentucky, the shed industry went into action.
Communication is Key
Without it, there are lots of assumptions and imaginations that can get you in trouble very quickly.
The Shrieker … and Customer Service
You want the best customer service of everyone out there? I’ll give you a secret. It’s not found in taking care of your customers. It’s found in taking care of your team.
