A safety program that works for a crew of twenty does not automatically work for a company of thousands. Informal habits, such as a foreman double-checking a lockout before a shift, rely on personal relationships that thin out as organizations grow. Leaders who succeed at scale replace informal habits with consistent expectations, repeated until they […]
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The Case Against Treating Pests as a Weekend Project
The aisle of sprays, traps and foggers at a hardware store promises a quick fix, and for some problems that promise holds. A lone ant trail on a kitchen counter can often be handled with a bit of cleaning and a bait station. The trouble begins when the same approach is applied to problems that […]
Continue readingLessons for Entrepreneurs From a Twenty-Year Build
Few companies remain recognizable after two decades, and fewer still keep their original address. Priority, founded in 2005 as Priority Payment Systems, has stayed in the same Alpharetta building since its first day, according to Hypepotamus. Thomas Priore’s twenty-year build offers several takeaways for founders. The first is patience. The company’s path included a 2018 […]
Continue readingWhat to Look for When Researching a Sales Employer
Choosing a sales job is a bigger decision than it first appears. Compensation structures vary, training quality differs widely, and the day-to-day culture can be very different from what a job posting suggests. A little research before accepting an offer goes a long way, particularly in commission-based fields. Candidates can also learn about training from […]
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