Separating a troublemaker from a high-energy thoroughbred
All troublemakers aren't bad employees. Ellen Rohr joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to differentiate a troublemaker who will become a problem employee from a high-energy performer who needs a strong manager.
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"Got a minute?"
That question can suck every minute out of your day. You want to be helpful and open. But when you become “at the effect” of everyone else, you may get frustrated. Maybe even sna...
You Are Never Too Old to Start a Business
Brain Trust member and frequent guest to The Small Business Advocate Show Ellen Rohr explains age really is just a number.