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weyscoggin

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I am starting with a very small clientele pretty soon and want to make sure I have adequate knowledge of the industry. I believe I will be focusing on restaurants, banks, and shopping centers, -- and dumpsters --- and would like to see what you all think of this training material from Delco - or if you have better suggestions -- on top of reading this forum.

Thanks in advance!
 
Get down n dirty. Hands on training is the best way to learn.
 
Down n' Dirty

I plan on getting down, I also plan on getting dirty. I actually plan on offering my services for free to a few business to make sure I am offering a quality service. - but surely I can get some advice on how to work smarter, while working harder!?!
 
Hands on training

I'll take anyone up on that if they do work in Texas!
 
Not good at forums

Squirtgun said:
Or you can pay for my Flat work 101 course with hands on training.
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If you were in Texas - I would be at your house making sure you didn't hit the snooze button in the morning!
 
Nice Flowchart

That looks good - I look forward to your manual.
 
weyscoggin said:
If you were in Texas - I would be at your house making sure you didn't hit the snooze button in the morning!
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In this business, doing what you want to do, there is no morning snooze. Try a midnight snooze...
 
You can read all the training manuals you want. They are nothing compared to REAL experience.
pared to REAL experience.
 
weyscoggin said:
I plan on getting down, I also plan on getting dirty. I actually plan on offering my services for free to a few business to make sure I am offering a quality service. - but surely I can get some advice on how to work smarter, while working harder!?!
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Wey, did you get my email a few days ago?
 
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