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Working in a multi-generational company can be tough. So, IE3 took a look at how you can bridge the generation gap, so get the best work out of all of your employees.

Is the home envelope important to heat loss calculations? You bet it is! IE3 takes a look at why.

Miss any of our stories last week? Here’s your chance to catch up.

Rewarding your team members for hard work and work above and beyond expectations can go a long way to having happy employees and a more profitable company.

Misclassifying employees as independent contractors can create a big problem for companies. IE3 takes a look at what you need to do to prevent this from occurring.

Finding qualified employees is tough and Steve Coscia shares why finding skilled technicians who also have great soft skills is even more difficult.

Social media is important to your marketing and Adams Hudson explains why yours is likely suffering.

Using hand tools requires some special safety precautions. Federated Insurance shares some tips for keeping you safe on the job.

Miss any of our stories last week? Here’s your chance to catch up.

It’s commonly believed that ERVs help reduce humidity. Building Science Expert, Allison Bailes explains why this just isn’t true.

You are likely already doing things to make homes perform better, now learn how to sell that service.

An employer does have rights in workers compensation situations. IE3 takes a look at what those rights are in a recent article.

You team is in your customers’ homes daily and they can come across a variety of situations that may make them uncomfortable. Here are some guidelines for handing them.

Use this tech challenge to see who on your team can diagnose the problem correctly the quickest!

Miss any of our stories last week? Here’s your chance to catch up.

You need to market your business to make sure your existing customers come back and you bring in new one. IE3 has some tips for marketing in 2015.

Are you doing your social media marketing at times when you’ll reach the most customers? IE3 takes a look to find out.

Contractors often wonder if they have to pay their employees for fixing the errors they created. Brooke Duncan explains this in his latest legal toolbox.

Homeowners are interested in home performance, but probably not in the way you are thinking. Bill Spohn explains this in his latest IE3 article.

Here’s the answer to the September 2014 Tech Challenge.