Time is money, so finding ways to make every minute count on the job site can go a long way in enhancing your productivity and potentially your bottom line.
For example, say you work an 8-hour day five days a week for 50 weeks out of the year and lose just 10 minutes of productivity from going back to your vehicle for a forgotten tool, to charge a battery or to locate client information you can’t seem to find when you need it. That will add up to almost 42 hours of lost productivity a year — or a week’s pay.To
How Efficient Are You at the Job Site?
Keep these tips in mind when considering ways you can be as productive as possible with your time spent in the field
Feb 25, 2020 | by Christopher Burton |
