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Small Business Hired Your First Employee? Here’s What to Do Next

Your business has grown to the point that you need to hire a new employee! That’s awesome! In this video, we discuss the steps entrepreneurs and small businesses need to make sure the new employee gets off to a successful start. https://youtu.be/gxh2MiwmYCw NOTICE: The information on this website does not constitute legal advice. You […]

The Complete Guide To Hiring Your First Employee

Congratulations! You are hiring your first employee. Where do you start? In today’s video, we discuss every aspect of hiring your first employee. If you are ready, let’s get started on helping your business reach the next level. We discuss the hiring process for your small business. Being an entrepreneur does not mean you have […]

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