Advice for the Bosses -- DeWese

Here's a true story. I have a client who is an immigrant with an eighth-grade education. He came to the United States and, at age 15, got a job as a printing company messenger. This is a typical Horatio Alger story. Next thing you know he's a pressman, and a good one. He can run a press; he can tear 'em down, fix 'em and put 'em back together again. He's savvy. He figured out how to makeready fast, get up to color fast, and run those presses at top rated speed while simultaneously printing great dots. He saved his money and bought a small print shop.