In a growing economy, job growth outstrips the supply of good labor – and the effects of the pandemic have only made the situation harder to manage. So, it’s no surprise that everywhere I go and in every type of industry, companies are struggling to recruit and retain good people.

If the primary measure you use to evaluate the success of your fab shop is how many square feet produced, then chances are you are not making as much money as you should.

Aaron introduces Ed and they discuss the nuts and bolts of building successful stone businesses. If you want to hear them talk through the six steps to implement changes in your shop that lead to both more profit AND less chaos, listen to what they have to say.

Aaron introduces Ed and they discuss the nuts and bolts of building successful stone businesses. If you want to hear them talk through the six steps to implement changes in your shop that lead to both more profit AND less chaos, listen to what they have to say.

Your shop does not have an infinite amount of capacity to make money – it is limited. You can only get so many kitchens or so many square feet through your shop in a day. Even though your capacity is limited, there is always room to improve. So, the question is: Are you making all the money you can from your shop?