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Using Social Media To Find Laborers & Staff For Your Countertop Company

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About this Workshop

In this online workshop we will show you how to use the power of social media to find employees for your countertop company. It will be an over-the-shoulder type of training and we’ll jump right into Facebook and show you exactly what and how to set up a promotion to find workers.

The best part about this is you can find good talent for under $100!

In the training I talk about a sample job posting, here it is below. Also here is the link for setting up FB messenger and turning on jobs on your FB page.

Job title example: Stone Fabricator – No Experience Necessary

Come join YOUR COMPANY as a countertop installer. We are a countertop company in CITY and install countertops for homeowners all over the area. We work with all different types of material for our clients. Our projects range from kitchens to bathrooms to fireplace surrounds and more.

HERE EXPLAIN THE ROLE FOR EXAMPLE: You will be working with another installer on each job. Depending on the job size, you might have a 3rd installer with you. You will be in charge of your own team and will drive you team to each job site. You’ll also be in charge of the installation and making sure the quality of the work is perfect and making sure the customer is happy.

If you have experience that’s great but it’s not required. We are looking for the right person that wants to learn and grow with our company. Some requirements are:

– Valid drivers license
– Ability to work between Xam and Xpm
– Experience installing stone countertops is a plus but not required
– Ability to show up to work on time and every day
– Willingness to work overtime some weeks (over 40hrs per week) which will include overtime pay

We look forward to training the right person and have you grow with our company!

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