Over the course of time the cost of living constantly increases and you also gain more experience doing what you do. Am I Charging Enough? is a question all businesses need to ask themselves every few
VIEW POSTIn part 1 of our Automation with AutoIT tutorial, we showed you how to run silent commands using AutoIT. In this article we are going to show you how to install applications that don’t have any silent
VIEW POSTThere have been a few times where I have been called out to onsite repair jobs that only took 10 minutes to complete. However, I need to charge a minimum of 30 minutes to 1 hour (depending on distance)
VIEW POSTJust about everyone in the western world knows of the brand “McDonalds” – the largest fast food chain in the world serving 54 million customers daily. Here are 5 business tips that we
VIEW POSTIn the past, I have mentioned many of the mistakes I had made as a Computer Technician, mainly to show beginner technicians that it can happen to any of us and so they can avoid my mistakes. The point
VIEW POSTTechnibble’s articles mainly focus on starting a computer business, but something else that is just as important as opening a business is closing one. Its hard to determine when it is time to close
VIEW POSTIn my last post about the coming recession, I talked about how the recession doesn’t appear to be effecting computer technicians as much. In fact, most computer technicians I have talked to are seeing
VIEW POSTWith the Apple Mac’s breaking 8% of the market share at the end of 2007, it has become something us PC technicians can no longer ignore. With Windows Vista being such a poor product, more and more
VIEW POSTWhen I was first starting out I was very eager to please. I still am, but not to the point where I would start losing money because of it. In the early days if one of my clients asked for an account (that
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