“The hardest I've ever worked in my life was when I was making $4.75 an hour or $10 an hour or at the sheriff's office when my salary was $30,000 a year. I started out making $27,500 a year.”

Bridget Tuxillo · Leadership In Law: Growth & Leadership for Law Firm Owners · From SWAT to CEO: Building High-Performance Teams Without Burnout with Bridget Truxillo

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Described her early career salary levels and their impact on morale

$4.75 an hour, $10 an hour, $30,000 a year, $27,500 a year

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