Posted by notjustair on June 08, 2015 at 21:09:19 from (70.195.11.220):
In Reply to: Business owners poll posted by Bryan iniowa on June 08, 2015 at 19:08:48:
The best thing I ever did was overpay my best employees. I owned a charter bus business and I can't tell you how many people returned because of "that little blonde with the yellow high heels." She was the best bus driver I ever had and could work a group of people and have them all in line. She was something else. All I had to do was make sure the bus she had was an automatic (she just never caught the hang of the two speed sub bus) and she was set. I think of the money that gal made - I would have thousands more in my pocket, but she was worth every penny.
The worst thing I ever did was donate trips to fundraisers or raffles. The people were always rude and it never got repeat business.
When I started I had a bunch of coasters and bottle opener/key chains made with my logo. There are still folks using those and I sold the company seven years back.
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