This Week At Contracting Business
Interactive September 23, 2009 |
For The Love of the Game is a terrific baseball movie.
Somehow, screenwriter Dana Stevens and director Sam Raimi managed to
turn Michael Shaara’s novel into a guy movie that’s also a chick
flick. If that wasn’t enough, it’s also a marketing and management
seminar. Following are 14 business lessons from For The Love of the
Game.
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Less than 60% of U.S. HVAC contractors think that their customer’s
comfort problems can be solved by simply changing equipment. When the
new equipment is up and running, and the same comfort problem still
lingers, it may be time to replace a duct or two. Let’s take a look at
the steps involved in this simple maneuver.
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King George III asked Benjamin West, his American painter, what
George Washington would do if he prevailed in the Revolutionary War.
West replied, “He will return to his farm.” The British monarch
incredulously said, “If he does that, he will be the greatest man in
the world.” On December 23, 1783 Washington did just that and retired
to Mount Vernon – despite the encouragement of many to stay in power.
Despite the willingness of Americans to crown him king. Thirteen years
later, he would do it once again.
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Field Services Representatives from throughout Goodman
Manufacturing's North American distribution network gathered in
Marietta, GA, for a full-day “Train the Trainer” program on carbon
monoxide safety and combustion system analysis.
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Heating and cooling manufacturer Nordyne is preparing for the
resurgence of the industry by promoting four corporate professionals to
vice presidents.
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