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]]> http://www.portfoliopartnership.com/senior-talent-recruitment-the-loyal-servant-dilemma#comment-2174 Dish Network Named Worst Company to Work for in U.S. | Small Business Trends Mon, 07 Jan 2013 10:30:39 +0000 http://www.portfoliopartnership.com/?p=9251#comment-2174 [...] Time for new talent. There comes a time in every business when new talent is needed. You should recognize this transition can be difficult for staff members and managers who may have played a much broader role when getting your company started. You will need these employees to help and support your new talent while adjusting to new or redefined roles. And you must avoid making them feel as if they are being replaced in the process. Business adviser Ian Smith has some suggestions to ease the transition. The Smith Report [...] [...] Time for new talent. There comes a time in every business when new talent is needed. You should recognize this transition can be difficult for staff members and managers who may have played a much broader role when getting your company started. You will need these employees to help and support your new talent while adjusting to new or redefined roles. And you must avoid making them feel as if they are being replaced in the process. Business adviser Ian Smith has some suggestions to ease the transition. The Smith Report [...]

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