#405: Chick-fil-A’s Competitive Advantage with David Salyers

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Why Your Business Will Never Escape This Stage, Unless . . .

A growing business shouldn’t feel disorganized. In this episode, you’ll learn how to replace confusion with clarity by defining your mission, vision, values and roles—so your team knows what winning looks like and how to move in the same direction. Next Steps: 🎥 Watch our video ...  Afficher plus

3 Weird Hiring Practices Every Business Should Have

If hiring feels like a gamble, your process is the problem. In this episode, you’ll learn three proven hiring practices Ramsey uses that any business can apply to make better hires and reduce people problems. Next Steps: 🛑 Stop making bad hires. Read and implement EntreLeadershi ...  Afficher plus

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