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One of the benefits of having direct customer relationships and owning the entire process, from solution ideation and manufacturing to repair and care, is that we can provide services like no other manufacturer. This is why Hilti can prove we are your best partner for making construction better. Dennis Markey does an amazing job walking you through our local tool repair center - a benefit that significantly reduces downtime for our customers. One additional benefit for our Fleet customers is having access to our Tools on Demand Program, providing them with short-term tool access for pops of business or unusual applications that don’t require investing in a new piece of equipment. This is yet another way we help reduce your tool park and support circularity efforts. Contact your local Hilti Account Manager for support. #MakingConstructionBetter

Fleet Management people…Unique, All Inclusive, Affordable tool park service. Let us take care of your tools while you take care of your business. Simple

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How to avoid a cringe moment like this: Something embarrassing happened to me once… And I’m finally ready to talk about it. Back then, I was cringing so badly and I didn’t want anyone to know about it. ✅ Here’s what happened… It was my first few months on the job, in a new industry, with an entirely different customer profile. My manager had a last minute schedule change and was unable to join the call... It was me (a green rep), a veteran CTO, the founder, and his COO. As I attempted to keep the conversation high-level, some rather technical jargon started flying around. I quickly realized that I was out of my depth. In an effort to save face, I attempted to show I understood and pressed forward with blind confidence. Everything seemed great, crisis averted, no one noticed my white lie! (or so I thought) Not twelve minutes after the call, I received a lengthy email from the CTO. Not shaming, not punishing, but still calling me out. He could have stopped there, he could have twisted the knife, he could have CC'd my boss. BUT, he did none of those things. He educated me. More of a "hey, I noticed XYZ, here is what that means and why it is important to folks in our situation. Also, here are a few links to learn more." What an incredible response! I could easily have never spoken about it to anyone to save myself from getting more embarrassed… But I actually learned a lot from it and it also helped me get where I am today. … And I wanted to spare you from the embarrassment in case you are making the same mistake. Here’s what I gained from the experience: 💡 Claim what you know and what you don't -- be honest! 💡 Most people want to help, educate, and better the ball 💡Reschedule a call if you think it will get technical and you are out of your depth w/o your technical resource 🤣 💡Do not try to fake it in front of the CTO (or anyone) Even though I was embarrassed back then, I am glad I went through it anyway… Because I learned something important. And now you know too… -- Connor Not-Technical Bush PS: Heading to CES in January? DM me for an invite to our Hardtech cocktail gatherings!