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That about sums it up. Its mentally exhausting trying to keep a business afloat with staff shortages.....not to mention the fact that some of the staff we have is of low quality. At this point, just having bodies is necessary for us. But finding a GOOD employee now is a little like finding a...
Hey Fastlane Fam,
As you may already know I run a search engine marketing agency based in Arizona. Currently at least 30% of my clients currently list finding good workers as their #1 stumbling block. 10% of my clients have stopped running ads in the last 2 months because they can't handle the...
This is the first time I have people who work for me. It is the next step in my evolution. They are from a country everyone learns English as a second language in school. There is a slight barrier, since they take figures of speech literally.
The solutions I've found through trial and error...
Let's talk health benefits for employees.
We have 4 employees >30 hours a week and 4 part time staff. We'd like to extend a health care stipend, and it looked like a QSEHRA was the best way to do it. It lets us extend the same amount (i.e. $200 a month) to every employee to reimburse for any...
hey fastlaners,
Since first reading the book years ago I've gone through many iterations of businesses and have now built my first business that will cross 7 figures in revenue this year!
I started a residential cleaning business and although we had super low employee turnover the first 2...
Hey all, I just joined the group. I have an 8 yr employee that I've felt has taken advantage of my generosity increasingly more the last few years. I've suspected her of fudging her hours but I never had hard evidence until now.
Most of my team is on salary and the last thing I want to worry...
Apparently this just came out from the man himself:
Progress
First, congratulations are in order! We have now completed our third full week of producing over 2000 Model 3 vehicles. The first week was 2020, the second was 2070 and we just completed 2250 last week, along with 2000 Model S/X...
A book author called Conrad Prämböck released a Book in 2012 (one year after The Millionaire Fastlane Book) promoting life as employee.
His argument is:
In the most income classes, except the highest, employees earn more than entrepreneurs.
The entrepreneur dream is propaganda to most people...
A short introduction:
I am 27 years old have two small kids and live in Belgium.
(having two children gives your life purpose but it also is a lot harder to work on your business )
This thread has two main reasons:
First i want to inspire people who are stuck or just beginning as an...
DISCLAIMER: This is not intended to be a rag-fest on employees, or a wider economic debate about class warfare, it's simple observations intended to help others avoid traumatic events. Most employees you have will be decent people. Unfortunately, it's the 1% of lunatics that you have to protect...
Hello
I have 18 yo and live in Poland
I read book ''the fastlane millionaire'' but I have trouble because I live in small city and I don't have idea for business.. I just I don't know how product people need.. And I don't have money to employees who make passive income for me
I only invest to...
Would love to hear everyone's thoughts on interviewing, hiring, and managing a virtual team to scale.
The solopreneur style works great, but there comes to a point where you need to hire additional help to scale the company.
For those of you with a team of hourly freelancers/virtual employees...
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Never before have big employers tried so hard to hand over chunks of their business to contractors. From Google to Wal-Mart, the strategy prunes costs for firms and job security for millions of workers
“We will outsource every job that we can that is not customer-facing,” David Cush, Virgin...
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