Rick Hill

Management

Smearing Your Reputation at Woodworking Shows

It takes years to build a good reputation. Make sure that at the end of a woodworking show your reputation is not being torn down with your booth. If you agree to do the show, leave enough staff behind to pack it up and handle the slower crowds
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