Is the following true for you? It is for me!
Process Serving is business.
Like all businesses we have to think outside the box if we are going to
prosper let alone survive.
I am not saying process serving is not important, it
is. Call yourself a professional if you
actually are, but what we do is a business at its essence. Process Servers must
realize change = opportunity and is not
a threat. The profession could become even more profitable if advances in
technology were incorporated into how we perform rather than ignored. Being
profitable and remaining relevant are critical to our survival.
Far too many of us have been programed to believe how we
perform the task of giving notice is sacred.... that changing how we perform
the task of giving notice is not acceptable.
It is time, perhaps past time to reinvent our industry.
I would argue that whether we like it or not our
clients/customers are demanding that we evolve. And unless we do, we will be left behind on
the trash heap that is those that refused to recognize the real opportunity is
adding value even if it means we have to shift, evolve or change in order to
remain relevant.
What say you?
By Jeff Karotkin
Diversify
ReplyDeleteThe profession of process servers are in fact as any other business, but like in fact no other business. It is a hard way to earn a living in the earlier practice as many server companies still practice.
ReplyDeleteWe are essential to the judicial system in several ways, but take the court system, when it is time to raise prices for filing fees, the court increase the fees, end of story. Why is this? Simple, they holds the cards in their arena.
Process Servers hold the same cards, but will not take the risk for fear of losing business.
Sherman Peters
California Process Servers
Jon Serve Associates
Rancho Cucamonga CA
I guess I never realized that process servers were a business in and of itself, but they are. I agree with everything you said in this post about server processing. I think that it is so important to view change as opportunity, and to think outside of the box. I am going to consider server processes in a different way now.
ReplyDeleteMark Leach | http://www.adifloridaprocess.com/services/process-servers/
I completely agree with you on this Jeff. James Roland http://www.rolandinvestigations.com/
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