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Editor’s Notes: Back to School

I did something the other day for the first time: I took an I-CAR class online. And it was really fun!

Editor’s Notes: How About a Career in the Auto Body Industry, Son?

Just the other day, I once again had the “what do you want to do with your life” discussion with my 15-year-old son. And I brought up a career in the auto body industry.

Editor’s Notes: Building Relationships

PPG MVP Conferences are great reasons to get out of your shop and learn. Take some time out of your busy schedule to attend one of these and I’m sure it will pay off.

Editor’s Notes: Another One Bites the Dust

My friend and body shop owner Richard Henegar Jr. is closing up shop for reasons that sounded familiar to me: low labor rates, increasing costs and insurance tactics he described as “mafia-style.”

Editor’s Notes: Look, Ma, No Hands!

When I first read about driverless cars, I was appalled. But the idea has been growing on me.

Editor’s Notes: In the News…

CNN’s special investigation left many feeling they didn’t show a complete picture of the insurance claims, repair and parts procurement processes.

Babcox Media Names New Associate Editor of BodyShop Business

In her new role at Babcox, Alicia Crabtree will be responsible for editing and writing content for the print and electronic properties of BodyShop Business.

Editor’s Notes: The Way We Do Things Around Here

Do you have a “The Way We Do Things Around Here” list hanging in your shop? If you don’t, how are your employees supposed to know what to do and how to act?

Editor’s Notes: Getting Paid for Aluminum Repairs

How are body shops going to be compensated for aluminum repairs to justify the equipment and training costs? Simple. Know your cost of doing business and charge accordingly.

Editor’s Notes: Rescue Me

Who knew reality shows could teach you so much about business?