How Can I Prevent Tech Comebacks?

How Can I Prevent Tech Comebacks?

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Avoiding Socialsm in the Service Drive | SDR #376

Socialism in the service drive starts the same way every time: top performers get capped, weak performers get carried, and the whole shop drifts toward the middle. In this episode of Service Drive Revolution, Chris Collins, Adam Krey, and Hogi break down how to spot it early and ...  Show more

Socialism In The Service Drive | SDR #375

Is socialism coming to your service drive? In this episode of Service Drive Revolution, Chris Collins, Chris Hogland, and Adam Krey dig into one of the biggest conversations building inside fixed operations: technician pay, flat rate vs. hourly, student debt, apprenticeship progr ...  Show more

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