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...rrier of the American Society of Concrete Contractors; BBB accreditation held ...ite risk management consultation, construction-specific safety training, and l...

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...-based paint from flat steel and concrete surfaces, outside edges, inside corn...

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...company's overall vision and its concrete business strategy. When the employee...

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...ery successful in sales to offer concrete suggestions and a time commitment to...

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... insight on improving their knowledge and professionalism. In many cases, people don't change their behavior because they don't know how to do it. Go into the discipline session with your own ideas for improvement, but make sure that you ask the employee for their suggestions and input. Particularly when dealing with an underachieving producer, it's important for an agency principal who has been very successful in sales to offer concrete suggestions and a time commitment to help the producer figure out why the numbers aren't what both of you expected. Beating them over the head with lackluster results won't get you anywhere. Most of the time the person will be grateful and appreciate the fact that you put in the time to figure out a prescription for greater success in the service or production area. If they're not appreciative, the ... and get them on a more productive course that will help build the overall team effort the agency needs. It's important to know that this process won't be easy — but it's a skill that smart managers must master. You cannot allow recalcitrant employees to pull down the agency because you simply have too much at stake for your other employees, your companies, your accounts, and the owners. Practicing constructive discipline is critical. How do you determine what mistakes you might be making in the discipline process? Don't get emotional. Most discipline is delivered in an emotional outburst when the owner or manager is angry. That almost never works. It's demeaning to the employee and the positive message about the team effort that you want to deliver gets lost in the yelling. If the employee gets upset, ...