The Small Business Radio Show #583 How to Manage Your Team Better Now That You Only See Them Online
Apr 28, 2020
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SEGMENT 1: Most small business owners were never formally taught how to manage their team. They typically learn as they go after they hire their first employee. Few owners start out wanting to become managers, but they soon realize the success of their company is tied to their employees. Here to help them be successful is Peter Economy, the best-selling business author of “Managing For Dummies”.
SEGMENT 2: The world is in turmoil with the spread of the coronavirus. It’s hard to remember we have been here before with the Swine flu and the Great Recession of 2008. What can small business owners do to prepare for an event like this? Here to help is Samantha Ettus who is best-selling author of five books, a renowned speaker and a radio show host.
SEGMENT 3: Clean streets are good for business. Research shows that effective street cleaning increases city revenue and improves safety, and when trash is picked up and does not litter the streets, businesses see an average gain of 7% in revenue (San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development). Here to talk more about this are Elena Guberman and Emin Israfil who are the co-founders of Rubbish.
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SEGMENT 2: The world is in turmoil with the spread of the coronavirus. It’s hard to remember we have been here before with the Swine flu and the Great Recession of 2008. What can small business owners do to prepare for an event like this? Here to help is Samantha Ettus who is best-selling author of five books, a renowned speaker and a radio show host.
SEGMENT 3: Clean streets are good for business. Research shows that effective street cleaning increases city revenue and improves safety, and when trash is picked up and does not litter the streets, businesses see an average gain of 7% in revenue (San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development). Here to talk more about this are Elena Guberman and Emin Israfil who are the co-founders of Rubbish.
Sponsored by Nextiva
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-small-business-radio-show--3306444/support.
Listen to all the episodes of The Small Business Radio Show at www.barrymoltz.com