Best Business Practices For Shop Owners

Best Business Practices For Shop Owners

Follow along as Doug Kaufman and Philip Austin discuss real-world questions shop owners ask.

In this episode of Shop Squad’s “Now You Know” podcast series, Doug Kaufman from ShopOwner Magazine and Philip Austin, manager of technical training with NGK/NTK, discuss real-world questions shop owners ask Austin that don’t necessarily fall into the standing training regimen.

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