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    famine” rollercoaster?

    There are two main reaso

    The A.C.E.S. Model Of Exceptional Customer Service
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    It’s one of the biggest frustrations in business. One month you’re busier than you’ve ever been, and the next month you’re wondering if you’ll make payroll. Why is it that so many businesses ride the “feast or famine” rollercoaster?

    There are two main reaso

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    e month you’re busier than you’ve ever been, and the next month you’re wondering if you’ll make payroll. Why is it that so many businesses ride the “feast or famine” rollercoaster?

    There are two main reaso

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    next month you’re wondering if you’ll make payroll. Why is it that so many businesses ride the “feast or famine” rollercoaster?

    There are two main reaso

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    Why is it that so many businesses ride the “feast or famine” rollercoaster?

    There are two main reaso

    Would It Be Your Word Versus Theirs?
    What evidence is there of your agreement to deliver goods/services and your client's agreement to pay?When your client's account becomes past due and they suddenly develop amnesia relating to your agreement, what would you have to support your case?  You may have anything from a 5 page signed agreement that would make any attorney feel they'd earned their fee, to an invoice noting payment ter
    famine” rollercoaster?

    There are two main reasons why your sales might fluctuate in this way. One is externally imposed, and the other is internally imposed, but both can be managed successfully with a little planning.

    Externally imposed sales fluctuat

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