Business Webinar - Taking on your first Employee

By Cruncher
November 21, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 21, 2015

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Posted November 21, 2015

Continuing the Crunchers Accountants Business Webinar Series...

Going Beyond One

Taking on staff is a significant milestone in a business, often the most difficult transition to make once the business has been established. This webinar is designed to prepare potential new employers.

The webinar provides an understanding of:

The Potential for Growth

Mindsets for being a successful Boss

Preparing the Business for Employment

Preparing the Recruitment Process

Date: Monday 23rd Nov 2014

Time: 2 - 3pm

Cost: ?20 (free to Crunchers clients and first time attendees)

Reaction from the recent seminar, 'The Mindset of the Entrepreneur', was generally highly favourable with feedback scoring overall value 9/10.

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