How "Jack of All Trades" Employees Can Hurt Your Business (yes this includes OBM's) (EP 3)

In this episode of The Biz Doctor, Lauren Goldstein gets real about hiring in your business.From why hiring managers fail, to searching for Unicorns in all the wrong places, and the connection between people and wealth dynamics. Tune in for: How “Unicorns” and “Jack of all trades” types kill your business; yes folks this even includes OBM'sWhere CEOs and hiring managers miss the markThe difference between worker bees and players; how to find them and use them in your businessWhat you need to know to make your next hire you BEST hire.-------------------------If you enjoyed this episode and it sparked something in you, please give us a 5 Star rating/review and share this with your friends and fellow business owners.Also, don’t forget to subscribe so you are the first to get notified when our next episode is live and ready for your ears.-------------------------Meet your host. Lauren Goldstein is founder and CEO of the award-winning and globally-recognized business consulting firm, Golden Key Partnership. Her clients lovingly call her “The Biz Doctor” (which also happens to be the way this podcast got its name). Her superpower is helping 7-figure service-based entrepreneurs uncover what is keeping them stuck in the trenches of their business, so that they can have more freedom, profitability, impact, success, happier teams, and can breathe a much needed sigh of relief.She’s been featured in Thrive Global, Huff Post, Authority Magazine and is a trusted expert to fortune 500 companies like Apple, Nike, and AT&T, among others.For more from Lauren, and to learn more about her signature diagnostic framework or how she helps business owners get out from under her business visit her website https://www.GoldenKeyPartnership.comYou can also connect with her on instagram (www.instagram.com/itslaurengoldstein) or LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/in/laurenegoldstein)The Biz Doctor is produced by Story Studio Network. www.storystudionetwork.com/