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Подкаст 04. Интервью с Сиюном Михайловым

EPISODE · Apr 23, 2018 · 34 MIN

Подкаст 04. Интервью с Сиюном Михайловым

from Подкаст LET'S TAXI. Управление таксопарком.

Сегодня у нас в гостях Сиюн Михайлов, который в свое время открыл таксопарк в партнерстве с Такси Лето. Мы поговорим о том, как Сиюн попал в такси, как потом оказался в грузоперевозках и какие он видит дальнейшие перспективы развития такси. Сиюн успешно проработал на нескольких схемах бизнеса в такси, разработал свой алгоритм прибыльности аренды такси под выкуп и использовал ряд других нестандартных решений. Подкаст интересен тем, что после его прослушивания станет понятно следующее: 1. Почему выгодно начинать работать по партнерской схеме? 2. Как установить дисциплину в таксопарке? 3. Можно ли идти на уступки в работе? 4. Зачем менять схему работы таксопарка? Как выявлять при этом плюсы и минусы? 5. Как подбирать кадры? 6. Как организовать окупаемость машин из таксопарка в 4 раза за 4 года? 7. Зачем Сиюн принимал на работу водителей пожилого возраста?

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