Lately I’ve been writing a lot about the business side of being a process server. Let’s change gears and take a look at some process serving tips from the field. It all starts with a tough serve: I park a couple houses down on a residential street. …
Okay, so you’re ready to become a process server and start your own business. Now you need a process server business plan, right? Maybe. Business plans are used to attract investors, create a consistent message from leadership, and to guide a company toward long-term goals. If you’re …
There’s been a lot of talk in the last few years about minimalism and micro-business. It makes sense. In turbulent economic times, minimalism is a tool that can be used to reduce expenses and keep your head above water. And starting a micro-business—one that requires very little …
Writing about process serving can get a bit tiresome. It’s a lot of legalese and boring answers to simple questions. So I decided it would be fun to do a reversal, and write about how to be an awful process server. Maybe you’ll dig it. How to …
While I’m not an expert on personality types, I’d like to point out a few of the traits a good process server possesses: Independence Any good process server, whether they’re an introvert or extrovert, creative thinker or steady taskmaster, is fiercely independent. Let’s face it, this line …