Tips on Hiring Good Employees

posted on May 11, 2010 in Business, Customers, Radio show with View Comments

When starting a business it’s important to put a team together that you trust and that can help you take your business to the next level. There are lots of things you can do to question the employee but never forget to see what your gut tells you either!

On the show this past Saturday we talked with Michelle Clower from Konsults.com and she talked with us about the importance of hiring trustworthy employees and what that means for your business. Listen to the show right here:

Also mentioned in the show: 1millionshirts.org, NashvilleFloodTees.com, iwearyourshirt.com, Sarah Shaw

This coming Saturday (May 15) we have special guest: Sarah Shaw where she will talk about how she can help you “take your big iidea and make it reality.” For more information and where to listen, visit our radio show website.

Author: bizbeware

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