Owner Gustavo Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) explains proper employee behavior at Los Pollos Hermanos – where someone is always watching.
Learn the proper techniques for keeping the restaurant neat from owner Gustavo “Gus” Fring, a man who knows a thing or two about cleaning up messes.
Gustavo "Gus” Fring outlines the vital importance of a well-managed distribution system when it comes to moving product efficiently.
Gustavo "Gus" Fring explains basic behavioral guidelines for all employees, including a zero-tolerance drug policy.
Gustavo "Gus” Fring shares his strategies to curb the theft of his "addictive" products.
Gustavo "Gus” Fring demonstrates initiatives to help protect the planet, including the safe use and disposal of dangerous chemicals.
Gustavo “Gus” Fring explains how Los Pollos Hermanos maintains a stellar reputation through community outreach and good word of mouth.
Gustavo "Gus" Fring demonstrates the correct way to resolve conflict between employees.
Choking, poison, box cutters — all in a day's work at Los Pollos Hermanos, where founder Gustavo "Gus" Fring always keeps his employees safe from harm.
Mike Ehrmantraut offers a few easy ways to take responsibility for keeping strangers and criminals out of your business.
Mike Ehrmantraut gives a few tips on how to do your due diligence when hiring a new employee.
Mike Ehrmantraut gets into the nuts and bolts of protecting valuable company property.
Mike Ehrmantraut shares one of the most important skills in your security arsenal: how to spot a liar.
Mike Ehrmantraut tells you how to properly handle classified company information.
Mike Ehrmantraut explains how to properly handle employees who aren't exactly living up to company standards.
Mike Ehrmantraut shares a few pointers on how to stay safe on the job.
Mike Ehrmantraut dives into the importance of keeping your lips sealed when it comes to sensitive company matters.
Mike Ehrmantraut explains why you should keep your personal life at home.
Mike Ehrmantraut shares when (and when not) to question your superiors on the job.
In the first installment of a new continuing legal education course, Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler details the importance of properly (and legally) branding your practice and attracting new clients.
Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler offers tips and strategies to make sure your communication is clear, effective, and – most importantly – not misleading.
Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler discusses why it's important to "keep your cool even when you find yourself in hot water."
Scheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler welcomes Howard Hamlin to discuss ways to make keep your body and mind sound in all circumstances.
Scheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler teaches you how to leverage working relationships to strengthen your legal practice – and what pitfalls to watch out for.
Scheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler breaks down how to identify and address conflict of interest with your clients, your case, and your opposing counsel.
Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler explains how to protect your clients' confidentiality without having to keep secrets from your spouse.
Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler offers tips on how to bill your clients fairly and keep all financial matters above board.
Kim Wexler details the ins and outs of attorney-client confidentiality, including when it won't work in the client's favor.
Kim Wexler teaches you how handle though choices when the ethical answers aren't clear -and what to do when you make a mistake.
Never eat around the camera or Saul Goodman's film crew will Goodwill Hunt-you-down! Take basic safety measures to keep the film equipment in pristine condition, or prepare to face Marshall's wrath.
Best boy? Dead cat? Going 10-2? Learn the on-set lingo, rookie, or you can hike it out of Hollywood. Saul Goodman's film crew will run through basic film shoot etiquette and best practices so that you don't embarrass yourself on set.
The Dutch Angle. The French Over. The Swingle. You think you know all the ways to frame up your shot? Just hold your horses, Hitchcock, and pay attention. Saul's film crew covers all the angles, and more.
A collaborative relationship with one's actors is very important; there's a big difference between "Dance, meat puppet!" vs. "Could we try a slight alt?," so a little nuance and politeness should be used.
Editing is everything; hard cuts, fade outs and dissolves are great, but a star wipe could really cheapen the picture, and one should never forget the power of montage; Saul's film crew welcomes Kim Wexler to explain.
One needs to have the right tricks and tools to make the impossible possible; from body doubles and special effects to green screens and foley sound, this stuff is not for the novice; Saul's film crew unravels the mysteries of movie magic.
