Q: I operate a small service business. We pride ourselves on the level of customer service we provide our customers. Our employees can't afford to have a "bad hair day." Any suggestions on how to ...
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3. Ask for advice from employees and value input. 4. Know what your employees want to gain from their positions. 5. Don’t assume everyone is seeking a raise or promotion. 6. Be physically present.
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