In the past, customers and travelers have selected a place to stay or eat based on factors such as:

1. Business needs
2. Vacation objectives
3. Atmosphere
4. Convenience
5. Cost
6. Cuisine
7. Location
8. Special services and athletic facilities.

In general, infection control has not been a major factor in the selection of a lodging or eating establishment. However, today’s travelers are more aware of infectious diseases due to media coverage of food poisoning, Legionnaires’ disease, AIDS, and other serious disease outbreaks. (more…)

Filed under: Safety by cbadmin
Originally Published: CBM December 1999

In most areas of the country window cleaning is seasonal work. When the leaves start to turn those beautiful fall colors and drop to the ground, we know our cash flow will soon start falling as well. Depending on one’s perspective and preparation, this can be a tough time or a welcome relief.

For some the winter months are a great time to migrate to a sunny warm climate and take a vacation for three or four months. For others it’s time to slow down a bit, reflect, plan for the future and recharge your mind and body so you’re ready to go at it full speed ahead come the first of April. (more…)

Filed under: Self Employment, Window Cleaning by William Griffin
Originally Published: CBM December 1999

Websterís dictionary defines an entrepreneur as “A person who organizes and manages a business undertaking, assuming the risk for the sake of the profit.” What does it take to be an entrepreneur? Do you have what it takes? I believe the success of this business relies on integrity and personal responsibility. If you care about your clients and the quality of your work you will most certainly be rewarded with success. (more…)

Filed under: Window Cleaning by cbadmin
Originally Published: CBM December 1999