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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2024 · 16 MIN

6. The Most Dangerous Thing You Can Say In Business

from Jeremy Snell's Big Ideas · host Jeremy Snell

In this episode, Jeremy Snell discusses the danger of sticking to old ways of doing business and emphasizes the importance of regularly reviewing and evolving processes. He encourages listeners to challenge their own business practices and consider if they are fit for purpose and producing desired results. Jeremy will share with you four ideas for improvement and urges you to re-evaluate your current practices and make necessary changes to stay competitive.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rookie2Recruiter.com - The People Engine For The Recruitment Industry.Delivering context-rich learning and development initiatives for all levels of people in recruitment. Live sessions delivered every week and content that focuses on implementation through guided activities.From new hires through to the top performers there’s an opportunity for everyone to grow and develop. The AI assistant curates relevant content on your behalf based on your questions.That’s immediate access to what you want, when you want to develop performance.

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