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Don't compromise, if you don't see the right applicant for a job, keep looking.
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Great companies don't carry poor performers, and whilst they don't just hire and fire, they do ensure that the dead wood gets off the bus, even if this includes senior management or family members.
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Great companies are run leaders with passion for their jobs, the company, and the people they work with. More importantly they also love their family and life outside the office. They don't need to spend long hours in the office because great companies have employed great people that the leader can rely upon.
Interesting but what have you learnt? If you have a business, what will you do to make sure it becomes more successful, great even?
Some questions to ask yourself:
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