It’s late. You stumble out of your car with your briefcase and keys in hand. The day was long, the coffee mediocre and you aren’t sure how productive the day was. You shuffle your briefcase and keys around to free a hand so you can shut the car door.
Alice, an entrepreneur, is beginning her second business. Her first start-up went horribly wrong—between her idealistic yet inexperienced idea of how it was going to happen and an employee breaking in and stealing all her work, the business collapsed and she packed it in.
Who hasn’t found themselves in an awkward situation where they’ve locked themselves out? Or even more worrying, you’ve fired someone and they’ve taken their set of shop keys with them. In these situations calling a locksmith is the first thing you’ll want to do. But if you’ve locked yourself out how do you find a legitimate locksmith?
