106. The Path to Holding People Accountable

106. The Path to Holding People Accountable

Author: Brian Harding March 21, 2023 Duration: 16:06

Many of the business owners express a frustration with not being able to hold their employees accountable to the degree they would like.

There’s no question, the current labor situation has created some challenges.

In addition, in many cases we are trying to achieve accountability well before it is likely to work.

Tune in and I’ll explain what I mean.


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Brian Harding has spent years in the trenches of service businesses, and in Service Industry Success, he turns that hard-won knowledge into practical advice you can use right away. This isn't about abstract theory; it's a direct conversation focused on the real-world hurdles facing owners and managers in fields like contracting, auto repair, IT, accounting, and other B2B services. Each episode digs into the specifics of running that type of operation, whether you're figuring out how to grow without burning out, learning to delegate effectively, or navigating tricky situations with customers and team members. Brian covers the full spectrum, from daily processes to long-term strategy, offering actionable tactics drawn directly from his experience. The Service Industry Success podcast feels like getting candid advice from a seasoned mentor who understands exactly the pressure points in your business. You'll find a clear-eyed look at common pitfalls and straightforward ideas for building a more resilient and profitable company, all tailored to the unique rhythms and demands of service-based work.
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