The Costly Hiring Habit That Nearly Broke Sarah Clay’s Business
Ever hired someone just because you clicked with them? You are not alone. In this candid episode, our guest admits to recruiting based on personality instead of business needs. The result was duplicate roles, major skill gaps, and tough decisions that still sting years later. From letting go of an “amazing assistant”…
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