09.23.2015 - By Michael Hyatt
Welcome to Season 5, Episode 7 of the This Is Your Life podcast. Stu McLaren is filling in for my regular cohost Michele Cushatt. In this episode, we discuss how one simple principle can save you from a hiring fail.
A lot of bad things happen when you hire the wrong people. They drain your energy, alienate clients, customers, and coworkers, and make life miserable. And you can avoid it all if you remember just one thing: some people come with batteries and some don’t.
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In this episode, you’ll discover:
5 warning signs somebody will suck the life out of you and your team.
The single most important thing you can do in a job interview.
What complaining and gossip are costing you and your team.
4 practical steps to ensuring you land and retain high-energy team members—and avoid the rest.
Why it’s vital to celebrate and promote your high-energy team members.
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