How to hire and keep top talent - part 3


Who has permission to play on your team?

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Have you worked with someone who is incredible at their job, but they're also not much fun to work with?

In this third installment of a mini-series on hiring and retaining top talent, we're talking about what it takes to keep folks like that off of your team in the first place. Because you can (and should) hire people who are top performers and are good for your team.

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