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Unforeseen challenges are inevitable in the HVAC business. Jobs can take an unexpected turn in ways you would never dream of, but like all good stories, there is usually something to learn and eventually laugh about.
In this episode of Cracking The Code, Brad Barron and Jason Walker share the war stories that led to hard-earned lessons, better leadership, stronger processes and even a person being saved from a house fire! From costly jobs and hiring missteps to customer challenges and unexpected moments of heroism, they break down how contractors can recover, learn and come back better when things do not go according to plan.
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