How do you one and two man shows balance multiple jobs at the same time?
I'm working on making sure I have the right subs on the job on regards to technique and job skill and price, and i think much of this will come with time, but that seems to me the only way that you can balance multiple jobs at the same time. To have trustworthy subs, that get the job done like you need it. How do you explain your approach to the customer if you do operate like this?
2nd - I've talked on other threads about sub agreements. I like the idea so what I stress to the customer gets passed on through the project fluently. I've talked with a couple guys around town, and the general consensus is that I may offend more people than its worth to go this far. From the liability standpoint, I'm all game on writing them up, but I wonder if it wouldn't alienate me more than its worth.
It is my name on the project no matter what happens so I want MY vision on the job, how do you make that happen if you can't be there all the time?
Anyone know where I'm coming from with this?
mark
I'm working on making sure I have the right subs on the job on regards to technique and job skill and price, and i think much of this will come with time, but that seems to me the only way that you can balance multiple jobs at the same time. To have trustworthy subs, that get the job done like you need it. How do you explain your approach to the customer if you do operate like this?
2nd - I've talked on other threads about sub agreements. I like the idea so what I stress to the customer gets passed on through the project fluently. I've talked with a couple guys around town, and the general consensus is that I may offend more people than its worth to go this far. From the liability standpoint, I'm all game on writing them up, but I wonder if it wouldn't alienate me more than its worth.
It is my name on the project no matter what happens so I want MY vision on the job, how do you make that happen if you can't be there all the time?
Anyone know where I'm coming from with this?
mark