Just how to Hire Lawn-care Workers
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Congratulations! If you're reading this article it's because you're thinking about selecting an employee to help you with the everyday tasks of the Cumming Landscaping Company company. You have developed to a spot were you just can't do-it on your own anymore. That is a place worth enjoying but selecting an employee is just a new undertaking that you'll require some help on to get it done correctly.First, don't pay to take out an advertisement in the local paper to try to hire someone. I have discovered some of my best employees and didn't have to pay a dollar to advertise the position. Ensure you use all of the free resources you could. Here are a couple of samples of places to publish an ad for an employee. The local university - students are hard workers and take most summers off. They are excellent for temporary work and nearly every secondary school in the world has services to help young ones find jobs for the summer. If not, post some fliers around campus. Craigslist - Seriously, I have found some very nice workers using Craigslist and it's totally free. Making a report and publishing an advertisement for your open position is simple and only takes 10 minutes of energy. Friends and family - Let people you know that you are searching for some help and ask when they can recommend someone. Again, it's free, and you can be almost sure the individual's work ethic will soon be up-to level because they were recommended. So there are 3 easy ways to post your job. After you start finding calls and interviewing your clients make sure to do your homework. See when you can not look them through to Facebook or MySpace. This is common practice now a days before hiring someone. If you see pictures of a small baby partying every evening you may want to rethink the hire. You don't want someone arriving at work with a hang over.In my years of choosing lawn care employees I've also observed a small development that I want to share with you. This isn't always accurate but a lot of the time it is. If the person's father I am hiring is a blue collar worker, that is, they work doing some sort of manual labor, not a sit back job, then all of the time the person is a good hard worker. The employees I've had whose father's were white collar employees have quit or couldn't crack it, or simply didn't work hard.Now, allow me to emphasize again that this is just an observation that's not always true. But I've seen a tendency within my particular business to lean towards workers whose father does some sort of manual work to get a living.Keep to these 2 methods when choosing a lawn care worker and you will be successful.
