“I once told a client to diarise a casual check-in with a staff member every two weeks, because that person needed that”

Kristy-Lee Billett · The Australian Small Business Show · 3 Reasons You Are Stuck as the Bottleneck with Your Team

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Schedule a casual check-in with each staff member every two weeks and put it in the diary

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