#AskPeshev 70: Building a High Performance Team

#AskPeshev 70: Building a High Performance Team

“The core of the organization—the leadership team and the culture—should be rock solid.”

— Mario Peshev

Refining your company culture is important. And if you happen to be highly ambitious, you’re probably eager to build a culture of high performers.This week’s guide covers the 16 steps it takes to revamp your team and set your hiring process for success. I’m not going to lie, it’s not easy—and you may not be ready for this yet.But if you are—or you want to build at least one department fully composed of rockstars—here’s the right guide you need to check out.Mario

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