**THREAD**

8 Lessons I Learned

From Having 25 Employees In 1.5 Years
LESSON 1: Systems.

Build them

Or your business will be shit

No one will know what to do

Chicken /w head cut off

Bad. Very bad
LESSON 2: Hiring Is An Art.

Not a science

You& #39;ll make shitty hires

Perfect systems allow you to recover from shitty hires quickly

Get a hiring manager ASAP (see: Systems)
LESSON 3: Pay Well.

You pay your Filippino employees $3/hr

You& #39;ll regret it

You pay $50K/yr for a $100K/yr position

Another regret

Always overpay by 5-10% to keep great people
LESSON 4: Give A Fuck.

- ask about your employees& #39; personal lives... talk non-work stuff for 10-15+ min

- give em a small bonus if they have money issues

- help them reach their life & career goals

- bond... monthly game night etc

They& #39;ll be more loyal & honest with you
LESSON 5: Don& #39;t Get Too Attached.

When an employee gets a better job offer

They& #39;re leaving

They don& #39;t care about you

They don& #39;t care about your company

Expect & prepare
LESSON 6: Fire FAST.

If someone is fucking off

1 warning, 2 max

3 strikes, fire & forget about them

You& #39;ll regret if you don& #39;t

I promise you
LESSON 7: Your Gut Is Everything.

If you feel like something is off, it is

100% of the time

If you think your employee is about to quit

They& #39;re gonna quit

If you think they& #39;re slacking off

That& #39;s also true

Let your intuition guide you
LESSON 8: Be Lean.

Would you rather have 100 employees

Or 10 employees

And make the same profit?

Answer is obvious

Run as lean as possible...

Systems.

Automation.

High-ticket offer, recurring revenue

Less headache

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