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The Best Time to Address a Performance Problem Is While It’s Still Small

The Best Time to Address a Performance Problem Is While It’s Still Small

The Best Time to Address a Performance Problem Is While It’s Still SmallFernando Miranda
Published on: 27/10/2026

Key Leaders often avoid difficult employee conversations until a small performance issue becomes a much larger team problem. This article explains why early, clear, emotionally intelligent conversations are one of the most important leadership skills

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Hiring More People Won’t Fix Unclear Roles

Hiring More People Won’t Fix Unclear Roles

Hiring More People Won’t Fix Unclear RolesKim Auernheimer
Published on: 22/10/2026

Many repair shops respond to overwhelm by adding headcount before clarifying what the existing team is actually responsible for. This article explains why role clarity, fit, training, and measurable expectations should come first.

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Stop Calling Everything a People Problem

Stop Calling Everything a People Problem

Stop Calling Everything a People ProblemGreg Bunch
Published on: 02/10/2026

What looks like an employee problem may actually be a role, training, process, or management problem. This article helps shop owners separate people issues from system issues so they can make better leadership decisions.

people problemsauto repair managementemployee accountabilityright people right seatsshop systems