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Most field service leaders want to operate with an exponential mindset, but they also need a healthier work-life balance. The problem with this is that on one hand, an exponential mindset can drive productivity on an entirely new level. But on the other hand, striving toward exponentiality can seem like it’s pulling time out of a leader’s personal life. However, there is a less-understood solution that allows field service leaders to realize exponentially and reach a more healthy work-life balance.

There’s a single mindset that field service leaders can tap into, lift productivity, and squeeze the most out of both business and life: exponentiality. Adopting an exponential mindset is the key to realizing possibilities and paving a path to growth.

Checks are a tried-and-true payment method still embraced by millions of people and businesses. Even though the volume of checks has dropped by half in the past decade, according to the Federal Reserve, with 3.7 billion commercial checks collected in 2020, we are far from a checkless society.

In the field service industry, first-time fix rates influence every instance of your company’s success. Higher first-time fix rates lead to more satisfied customers, maximize the number of jobs your techs handle in a day, and mean more revenue for your company.

The pandemic has driven the demand for contactless payment dramatically higher in the last year, and that uptick in demand is poised to continue rising in the post-COVID-19 world. In the field service industry, the move to contactless payment isn’t just a product of heightened concerns about customer and employee safety. It’s also fueled by an ongoing push towards more efficient, safer, and more convenient transactions. In a flash, contactless payment has become a necessity, and that could completely upend how field service businesses approach the consumer experience, financial security, and the safety of transactions.