People don’t always LOVE change, do they? Nope – it can be hard to implement new ideas and strategies, and when you do – you can definitely ruffle a few feathers. However, very often the amount of resistance or ‘flak’ you get from your staff, managers or employees is in direct proportion to the importance of the new strategy and the potential value it can bring to your cleaning business.
Before you’re done watching this video episode you’ll hear why it’s important to communicate, train and listen to your people, but why it’s also so important to be strong and ‘stick to your guns’ when it comes time to make changes designed to make things better for you, your employees and customers.
Thanks for watching our video Getting ‘Flak’ in Your Cleaning Business? You May Be ON TARGET! but also be sure to check out our video, Make Some Time for ‘Cleaning Business Talk‘ you’ll learn why today’s technology makes it easier than ever to improve our janitorial businesses by ‘talking’ to other vendors, manufacturers and cleaning contractors!
Plus, we hope you continue to check out Dan’s weekly videos in the future to hear his latest ideas, tips and strategies ‘concerning things you’re concerned about’, such as how to bid cleaning jobs profitably. You’ll quickly discover practical keys about what it really takes to flip a cleaning company from painful to profitable. Want to flip yours?
Comments
CleanGuru
2024-04-10 05:28:56
Hey Willem, good to hear from you! Yes, right along with 'creating the best/ right systems' is 'building the best/right team' is job 1. Wishing you all good things, and congrats on that recent hole in one, that's got to be fun/exciting!! Haven't had one yet myself, but am finally learning to 'swing with ease' vs. trying to 'kill' the ball. It helps...better results and better for my body...as I'm not 35 any more : )
Willem Flach
2024-04-09 17:13:27
Hi Dan! Always love your videos but this one in particular is very relevant. Cleaners like children, will crawl through a hole if they can find one. It’s unfortunate but it’s often why they are followers rather than leaders. But that’s our job - to plug the holes. Sometimes people leave because they don’t like being accountable for their pay check. And that’s just fine by me. If they stay they can do far more damage. Hope all is well in your life.