Are You A WIMP?
Waiting to get changes orders signed and approved can make contractors look like they are winging it, insecure, misguided, and procrastinating
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To request and track changes during a project, submit timely field memos documenting each item of extra work before you do the work or within 24 hours after discovering the problem. Outline the additional work, time required and the terms (lump sum, detailed estimate or cost plus) to be submitted to your customer per the contract requirements. Then, make sure you get it signed before it's too late to benefit your bottom-line. Don't be a WIMP - get it in writing or forever hold your peace!
George Hedley is a professional business coach, popular speaker and best-selling author of "Get Your Business to Work!" and "The Business Success Blueprint For Contractors" available at his online bookstore. He works with business owners to build profitable growing companies. E-mail: gh@hardhatpresentations.com to request your free copy of "Winning Ways To Win More Work!" or sign up for his free monthly e-newsletter. To hire George to speak, be part of his ongoing BIZCOACH program, or join one of his ongoing Roundtable Peer Groups, call 800-851-8553 or visit www.HardhatPresentations.com.
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