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I think the hardest concept to get a grasp on is what a "typical" landscape company is. I've worked for a number of companies, some at different levels in the market, but some that were in the same market and at the same level. Many of you probably worked for others in your early years when you did not have full access to how they operated outside of the job site, although some of you did see more of that. The thing that I found and continue to find most interesting is that once you are inside, you find that companies that appeared very similar on the outside were run very differently.
What is a "typical" landscape company? I think it is a good subject for a Masters Thesis, as one of my professors used to say.
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