Today Mike is back with part 2 of his interview with Kori Cuthbert, managing partner at the Hive Climbing and Fitness Gym here in Winnipeg. In part 1 we covered the logistics of opening a new business and Kori's career journey. Today, we get a behind the scenes look into the unique hiring process that The Hive took when staffing their new location. Tune in to find out what they did differently, and the benefits they are already seeing.

Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.

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Join Mike for a conversation with Kori Cuthbert, managing partner at the Hive Climbing and Fitness Gym here in Winnipeg. The Hive is a new business that opened up during the pandemic. Today's episode is just part 1 of 2: tune in today to learn more about Kori's career journey to get to where to where he is now, and to learn more about what it's been like to open a business in the midst of always changing public health restrictions. Watch out for part 2 to learn more about their unique hiring process at The Hive.

Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.

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