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Jeff Beals – International sales speaker talks with Dave
Jeff and Dave meet each other a number of years back when Jeff spoke at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Columbia, MO. It was at a time when Dave was just getting started in his career of public speaking and as the two will share, they found they had some common interest as well….
Gem Supply Helps Osceola Custodians Achieve CITS Certification
Jason Soler, our Director of Training and CITS Accredited Certification Trainer(A.C.T.) reached a tremendous feet by training the entire School District of Osceola County’s (SDOC) Custodial Crews (over 250 professional cleaners) in CITS cleaning 101. Following their training, the SDOC employees successfully completed the CITS Cleaning Professional 101 exam. This is only the first step of many…
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BCWA S3:E18 Brian Consolino is on with Dave to talk about what Jan/San distributors can expect when they partner with the Academy.
Over the last two years, Brian and Atlanta MRO Supply have been partnered with the Academy and have had some great experiences. Brian talks about the most recent one, the Rock Star Custodian program. Some sessions with the Academy have been LIVE and in person at a few Atlanta locations, while others have been utilizing…
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Recognizing Frontline Staff
Listen to Larry Fagan and Dave talk about the recognition of frontline staff members who make up any cleaning operation. What do you do to recognize your staff members? https://beyondclean.podbean.com/e/bcwd-s2e25-larry-fagan-talks-about-recognizing-frontline-technicians/ Post Views: 3,697
The Bread and Butter of a Company
When people look at the sales of a company, most will only look at the amount of customers they service. That only equates to half of the business equation. The other half is your employees. If the employees of a company aren’t feeling appreciated or are unhappy, the production and quality will decline. The worst thing that…
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Communication Skills
From Sharon’s Course….follow the link to the FREEBIE!!! One of the most important skills necessary to run a profitable cleaning company is communication. Whether it’s talking with customers, prospective customers, lost customers or employees, the ability to communicate appropriately for the situation is a teachable skill and possibly the most important one to possess. Your…
