Watch part 2 at: www.youtube.com When Glendora High Cinema History instructor Roger Graziani assigned his students to produce a documentary short in early 1996, Nick Ferrell, Mike Williams, Josh Stricklin and Pat Nelson answered the call with Lawns: A Documentary, an inspired 14 minute treatise on the cultural and psychological implications of modern-day America’s obsession with their lawns. Moving from man-on-the-street interviews of local Glendorans to in depth discussions with lawn care specialists to even the disgruntled musings of a recently fired church groundskeeper, Lawns: A Documentary says just about everything about lawns that 17/18-year-old kids are willing and able to explore. Lawns marks a pretty important milestone in the G-Town canon as it was the first video cut by Mike Williams rather than Joel Eckert. And on the very first version of Adobe Premiere at that! This changing of the guard in the editor’s chair meant a couple things: first we were no longer leashed to Joel’s myopic obsession with only working on projects that involved fighting and gun play. Second – and even more importantly – Mike’s new-fangled non-linear editing capabilities liberated us from the technical restraints of Joel’s manual AB roll method of editing. Lawns would have probably suffered both technically and creatively had it been cut on Joel’s equipment. That being said, it can be said that Lawns doesn’t quite hold up as well all these years later – especially during the bloated …
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Complaining customers and your business to care for lawns.
Let’s face it. You can not please todos.Como lawn business owner want to keep your customers happy to continue using your servicio.Cuando dissatisfied customers will fall into one of three types of customers who complain: PasivoAgresivoConstructivoEchemos look at each one. Passive applicants “This is the worst, as far as I can tell. They complain to friends, family and all who will listen. They complain of everyone within earshot, that is, except only person who can do something about it , usted.Dado you do not know that there are problems as you have to do something about it? “The only thing this type of client who does this to make sure that you are better and provide such services they want. (At least, say what they want ) Aggressive complainers complain: “It’s hard to please and are often more concerned about showing their emotions, they really care if you do something to solve your problem or queja.Pueden scream, jump to conclusions, make unreasonable demands, and even make threats. This ventilation. Sometimes they want aggressive sacarlo.quejosos should be addressed you remain calm. If you can not do it, better let someone else talk to him, or talk with them when they are relaxed and not so angry at myself. (Even if only 15 or 2 minutes) Constructive complainers “People who complain constructively can actually help negocio.Abordarán any problems or issues in a calm, rational, constructive and useful for menudo.quejosos often allow you to see and understand what is problem, so you can make adjustments to the satisfaction of all involucrados.Para me, I probably came out of my way to help solve the problems of the applicant. Frankly, I did not even want to call the complainant. I think of them more as a consultant to constructive criticism. This type of client can really help you better negocio.No however complain that in your hands, do everything possible to treat and deal with complaints, with special care. Try to put yourself in the position of the client and look at things from their angle, if possible. be responsive listener is key to helping clients achieve the results you’re dealing buscan.Si complaints promptly and effectively to manage both sides must feel that they have reached a mutually beneficial solution.
