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Business Coach Cited in Suit Against Contractor

A New England contractor faces a civil suit alleging his company’s growth was tied to a business coach with a model that “encourages fraud.”




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Growth Spurt

Fast-paced expansion of top line sales feels great, until the stress sets in.

Lay It On Me?

Shingling over an old roof may be faster, cheaper, and a common practice. But some companies refuse to do it.

Where Are the Millennial Salespeople?

What they want from a company and a sales job is different from what those of similar age in the past were looking for

20-Year-Old Decks: Repair or Replace?

How deck builders weigh potential liability against the needs of budget-conscious homeowners who just want a repair

Railings Rev Up a Deck Design

Railings provide safety but also define the overall look of a deck. Contractor views differ on what works, what doesn’t, and who decides.

Feeling Good About Doing Good

The season of giving may be a good time to evaluate how charitable contributions figure into your company’s business model

Sales Manager Must-Haves

For a company that sells $5 million or more, someone besides the owner should be managing the salesforce. Here’s what to consider when hiring a sales manager.

Pros and Cons of Bidding Big Commercial Jobs

A big-ticket multi-family project can look super-tempting, but many siding contractors would rather not bid it

Not to Be Ignored: Sexual Harassment

Tolerating or ignoring sexual harassment could toxify your workplace and set you up for a lawsuit

The Number You Have Dialed Is No Longer in Service

Homeowners are often shocked to discover that the roofing company that installed their new roof or repaired their old one is out of business

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