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Oct 1, 2020 46 min

Systemize Your Department to Do More with Less

from CitySpeak Podcast Hosted by MuniTemps Staffing Agency, John Herrera

John's passion in this episode will encourage any municipal executive, City Manager, and/or Director that right now is the time to be a leader. Customer satisfaction is an important part of keeping a business open, municipal organizations are no different. To keep your customers happy, you have to identify who your customer is and know what makes them happy. Even though we are facing a COVID-19 recession, now is the time to be creative by implementing new systems that will create higher productivity in the workplace. If you already have an ERP / database program in place, build your “systems” from there and make it better. Being stagnant and comfortable with old ways will not help you succeed during these times. Take a listen to this episode as John breaks down the three ways of systemizing your municipal Department to allow you to do more with less. This is the time to work smarter, not harder. Get your pen and paper out because school is back in session!

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In this episode, MuniTemps CEO, John Herrera, CPA brings all the energy as he discusses improved systems in the municipal workplace. Having a system in the workplace will allow municipal employees to work efficiently while providing an “acceptable” level of service to the customer, without burning the candle at both ends.

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