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[QUOTE="springtech, post: 87550, member: 29282"] Just as the saying goes, a chain is as strong as it's weakest link. Your employees can either make or mar you business. I have always believed that a business will only be successful to the extent to which the staff permit. Most employees steal, some are not committed they only do eye service, most of them are complacent, saying oga is just using us to make money, we make so much but he pays us so little. They do this to the point that it begins to affect the way they relate with customers and of course it starts affecting the business. How would you deal with such employees? As you wouldn't want to keep hiring and firing. [/QUOTE]
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