Working With Customers Who Live In High Crime Areas
Sometimes you have to perform work in a high crime area. Here are some tips for protecting your team members, your tools, and your vehicles.
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Melinda Wamsley is a freelance writer with a background in telecommunications, facilities management and office management.
Sometimes you have to perform work in a high crime area. Here are some tips for protecting your team members, your tools, and your vehicles.
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