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Bringing In Staff To Help

Posted on | August 14, 2009 | No Comments

Michael Berry, President and owner of Boulevard Gardens (Omaha, NE) discusses steps he took to determine when and if he should hire employees, how he increased income to cover the employee costs, and what skill sets he looked for to enhance his business operations. One issue of consideration was how the new employees fit with the company culture. Michael also discusses how he developed partnerships with other contractors to increase services. (http://boulevardgardens.com) View Video

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