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People

Successfully navigating the “people puzzle” is a key factor in building and maintaining a growing, sustainable multi-unit company. Learn how to become the employer of choice in your markets by finding the best new employees, assessing your internal talent pool, developing them for management positions, and building your bench plan for growth.

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My career in business began at an unconventional location: the Brewhouse Grill in Hermosa Beach, Calif. Fresh out of college, I worked there as a waitress.
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Communication strategies that can help put you in a position to effectively negotiate and influence to get the result you want.
  • Adriana Puente
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5 Strategies That Can Help You Get Your Ego Out of the Way and Allow Your Business to Thrive.
  • Adriana Puente
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The Keys to Vetting and Choosing Potential Business Partners that Will Increase the Odds of a Successful Relationship
  • Aaron Bakken
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Understanding the Emerging Impact of the NextGen of Franchise Leaders and Consumers.
  • Kendall Rawls
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A new Gecko Hospitality survey looks at why restaurant managers leave their jobs. The findings can help restaurant operators better understand employees and increase their odds of keeping their best talent.
  • Multi-Unit Franchisee
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It's possible to find great employees - and keep them. Strategies and techniques will be the focus of a session at the Multi-Unit Franchising Conference in April.
  • Kerry Pipes
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One of the largest challenges in franchise development is finding and keeping the right people in the right places, from the top of the franchisor office to the front-line employees at each franchised location.
  • William Edwards
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Having trouble hiring that "perfect" salesperson? These 7 interviewing tips will help you separate the winners from the rest of the pack.
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