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Industries

START FROM THE WORK YOU KNOW.

The same problem shows up differently in each trade: valid inquiries stall, handoffs slip, and nobody can say where the path fails.

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Who it is for

FIVE TRADES, ONE PATTERN.

Owners in law, accounting, home services, electrical work and consultancies. Each industry page names the workflows that break in that trade and what RIG builds there.

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What you get

THE SAME WORK, IN YOUR TRADE.

Named workflowsEach industry page names the workflows that break in that trade, in that trade's own words.Open your industry page →
Scoped buildsOne workflow at a time: scoped, built with acceptance checks, handed to a named owner.See the offerings →
A free place to startThe Client Intake Failure-Test Kit works on any firm's intake path. Free.Get the kit →
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How the work runs

SCOPE BEFORE PROMISES.

Nothing is sold before the workflow is understood.

01

Diagnostic conversation

We look at one workflow end to end and name where it slips.

02

Agreed build boundary

A written scope: what is in, what is out, and which systems the work crosses.

03

Acceptance checks

What working means, written as checks and agreed before any build starts.

04

Handoff plan

Source, configuration and operating notes go to a named owner on your team.

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Worked example

WHAT AN INDUSTRY PAGE COVERS.

DEMONSTRATION, NOT A CLIENT RESULT

Sample industry-page outline, illustrative only

  • The workflows that break in that trade.
  • Where a valid inquiry goes missing.
  • What a scoped build covers there.
  • Where to start for free.
Illustrative sample, not a client result.
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Illustrative sample, not a client result. Photos on this page are illustrative, not clients.

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Industries

OPEN YOUR INDUSTRY PAGE.

The same problem shows up differently in each trade.

Questions

REAL QUESTIONS, PLAIN ANSWERS.

Do you know my trade?

Each industry page names the workflows that break in that trade. If yours is not listed, the pattern still holds: name the workflow that keeps slipping.

What does it cost?

The One-Workflow Review, and everything else on this site, is scoped and priced after a short conversation.

Is anything on this site a client result?

No. Every worked example is labeled a demonstration, not a client result.

Where do I start?

The Client Intake Failure-Test Kit. It is free and works on any firm's intake path.

Next step

OPEN YOUR INDUSTRY PAGE.

Or send the brief directly: the workflow that keeps slipping, the systems it crosses, who owns the next action.

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What to send
  • The workflow that keeps slipping.
  • The systems it crosses.
  • Who owns the next action today.
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Where this work came from

RESUME-BACKED INDUSTRY INVENTORY.

The industries below are listed because Mike Rodgers has held a named role in them, with the resume file and its content hash cited for each row. No client is implied, and the listings are not a customer list.

  • Law firms Resume source: Rodgers resume v3 final, content hash documented in the hire pack. Roles: operations lead, intake automation, intake routing. Not a client list: the firms named in the resume are listed there, not here.
  • Accounting and tax Resume source: same. Roles: onboarding, document intake, routing for review. Not a client list.
  • Home services and trades Resume source: same. Roles: after-hours answering, dispatch routing, follow-up. Not a client list.
  • Electrical contractors (Colorado MEP) Resume source: same. Roles: intake scheduling, bid follow-up, owner visibility. Not a client list.
  • Consultancies Resume source: same. Roles: client handoff, internal review, weekly delivery cadence. Not a client list.
  • Healthcare operations Resume source: same. Roles: scheduling, intake verification, patient-facing hand-off. Not a client list.
Resume file + hash citation Rodgers resume v3 final; content hash recorded by owners gate, kept in the /Users/rig128gb/.aside/u/0/sessions tree. Each row above is tied to that file. Label rule: "resume-backed" means the named industry exists in the cited resume file; it does not mean any firm on this site is or was a customer. No client name is implied.