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The HaBO Village Podcast

How Customer Service Affects Everything [Podcast]

May 23, 2017

Episode 25: In this episode, Michael and Kathryn discuss customer service, why it matters, how it affects your entire company, and how to improve your strategy. Learn how customer service done right can help you build your Passion and Provision...

"The Ideal Team Player" Book Review [Podcast]

May 16, 2017

Episode 24: Michael and Kathryn review Patrick Lencioni's book, "The Ideal Team Player" and discuss how it will help you hire, fire, and evaluate current employees in your Passion and Provision Company.

When to Fire a Client [Podcast]

May 9, 2017

Episode 23: In this episode, Kathryn and Michael discuss how you will know it's time to fire a client. In the business world, 20% of your customers will cause you 80% of your pain. But how exactly will you know it's time to say goodbye? Discover the...

How to hire well for your Passion & Provision Company [Podcast]

March 29, 2017

Episode 17: Michael and Kathryn speak on hiring the right employees for the job. There are key areas to look at in hiring. Michael and Kathryn believe you should start with "character and competence." What does that mean? Give this episode a listen...

The Importance of Happy Employees in a Passion & Provision Company [Podcast]

March 22, 2017

Episode 16: In this episode, Michael and Kathryn speak on why happy employees are not a warm, fuzzy fantasy, but add to the bottom line of every business. Even big, profitable companies are leaving money on the table if their staff is “sleepwalking...

Understand Your Fuzzy Terms and Communication [Podcast]

February 14, 2017

Episode 11: Michael and Kathryn discuss how difficult communicating clearly can really be. We all use what we call "fuzzy terms" in our day-to-day language even in a professional setting. These "fuzzy terms" complicate the way that we communicate...

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