When a newcomer to the septic industry contacted him around 30 years ago asking about starting out in the business, Larry Garner was happy to help. He never thought twice about helping out another person entering his same business — or even his same territory.“If you do good quality work and have good quality people, word of mouth gets you a lot of business,” says Garner, 76, retired owner of A. Carver Septic in Jacksonville, Florida. “If there was just one company in town, he couldn’t do it all; it’s up to the individual to get the job, do the job
Why Mentors Still Matter: Part 2
Returning the favor by passing hard-earned knowledge on to newcomers strengthens the entire industry.
Aug 22, 2016 | by Sharon Verbeten |
