• Before you recruit from a competitor – or jump to one -- listen to this podcast
• “Nobody should resign on the spur of the moment any more”
Recruiting top talent from a competitor can help a businessm or drown it in ynending legal problems. And an employee jumping from one company to another can sometimes be jumping into a legal bonfire, costimg them and their new bosses times and money.
An attorney, Steven Manchel has dealt with many of these problems and has headed others off for hundreds of clients.
“Nobody should resign on the spur of the moment any more,” Mr. Manchel says. “There’s the question of how do you leave. There’s a whole body of laws rules and that govern the way a person leaves generally, let along to go to a competitor.”
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• “Ethical behavior creates dedicated employees and loyal customers”
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• What’s 60,000 times faster than the printed word?
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• Revealed: The five “Cs” to success
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• Today’s marketers were already facing exponential challenges. Then came COVID
• The authority on being agile in marketing offers tips, examples and ideas
(Total Recorded Time is 23:48)
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• Why your organization’s culture may need to be changed – now
• Expert shows why some companies are dragged down by their corporate culture
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