InkSoft Offers ?Why Do You Wear 6 Hats?? Shop Talk Article
Jan 9, 2018
Time is a valuable resource and how you manage it goes a long way toward making your business run more smoothly and profitably and helping it grow. In a new Shop Talk article from InkSoft, Marshall Atkinson looks at what you can do to ensure you’re using your time to the greatest benefit. From determining where your mental work focus should be, to delegating, hiring and training, the article discusses problem areas and offers thoughts and strategies to get you moving toward positive changes. You’ll learn about standards, systems and tools and developing a shop culture that will drive better people to work for you. You’ll also find out about options to allow you to cut down on the number of “hats” you wear by giving away the ones that don’t fit well, eliminating bottlenecks they create in the process. Read “Why Do You Wear 6 Hats?” at https://www.inksoft.com/value-of-time/. For more information, contact InkSoft at (800) 410-3048; email: info@inksoft.com or visit the website at www.inksoft.com.
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