Chapter 23 Barbershop Management Part 2

A document that protects a tenant from unexpected increase in rent is

The difference between total income and total expenses is the

Daily sales slips, appointment books, and petty cash receipts should be kept for at least a/an

Some contributing causes to business failure include all the following except

When interviewing a prospective employee, the owner should consider all the following except

Activities that attract attention to the barbershop are considered to be forms of

A floor plan formalizes the barbershop

The progress of a business can be evaluated by utilizing and maintaining

Rent, utilities, salaries, advertising, supplies, equipment and repairs are classified as

A good telephone personality includes all the following except

successful selling in the barbershop requires a clear understanding of

Payroll records, cancelled checks, and monthly and yearly records are usually held for

Malpractice, premises liability and fire refer to types of

Business success depends on effective, efficient management and all the following except

To maintain accurate records that are processed n a timely manner, retain the services of an/a

Federal laws govern all the following except

clients usually consider the barber to be an expert in

State laws govern all of the following except

Responding to customer complaints must not be handled with

Managing employees effectively should include all of the following except

Financial transactions with clients may be handled at the

To keep expenditures on track, the business owner should maintain and utilize a/an

characteristics of an effective selling approach should include all of the following except

A significant amount of barbershop business is handled

Generally, services on the appointment page are sold in terms of