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You may be a veteran when it comes to selling, but moving from remodeling sales to being a sales manager entails taking on a new set of responsibilities.
More remodelers are using social netowrking sites to find qualified employees.
Learning theory shows that people are most ready for change under conditions of moderate tension or anxiety. Are you and your staff ready yet?
Columnist and consultant Linda Case visits "the coolest small company in America" and brings back some lessons for remodelers.
Shari Perez and Graham Vandergrift of Southwest Airlines reveal how the airline motivates employees to deliver heartfelt, outstanding customer service.
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A statistical glimpse at factors influencing the resurging move toward career and technical education.
Remodelers have long lamented the gutting of skilled-trade education in the U.S. Economic realities may bring it back.
Remodelers and other construction trade contractors can look forward to a potential additional boost -- in this case, to their future workforce -- through aspects of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act that support construction education and training.
A visit to an airport restaurant demonstrates that companies benefit by institutionalizing friendliness, courtesy, and good humor.
Working with interns allows kitchen and bath designers to give back to the industry.