My nephew and niece were going to try their hand at opening their own business. They wanted to sell knick-knacks and decorative products for the home. They found a little shop near their home to rent at a reasonable price. They got their licenses and insurance and all the legal paperwork taken care of with the help of their attorney. They spent the next month painting and decorating the shop to make it look inviting. They put up lace curtains on the window and a new sign with the store name was hung over the door. They had fliers printed up and they were ready to start sending them out to prospective customers. They went to trade shows and found vendors to work with for their inventory. They didn’t realize how much they had ordered until the delivery trucks started coming in. How could the two of them possible handle all these boxes and start setting up shop? My nephew called a temporary staffing agency and asked them for ideas. They sent over a temporary staff of five to help stock shelves in the store and pile up boxes of inventory stock in the back storeroom. Under the supervision of my nephew and niece the job was quickly and efficiently done in no time and they were ready for business.