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“What question am I not asking you that you want me to?”
See if their face lights up.
Their answer will tell their strengths.
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I asked my followers:
“What’s your single best question to ask when job interviewing someone?”
Here are my 11 favorite answers...
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In case you missed my cheat sheet, I made this for you.
Labels are not a feature. This is just a mocked up screenshot.
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This is a must watch.
Highly recommend.
Listen and learn to understand and apply. I’m here to discuss with anyone. youtu.be/eU8WcUftUtY
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Adweek guide to copywriting: amazon.com/Adweek-Copywritin…
@nevmed course (changed my life): copywritingcourse.com/join/?…
Boron letters (free): morgancrozier.com/boron-lett…
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This is the product I am most proud to have been a part of.
That I've invested hundreds of hours in over the span of a decade.
Yes, it's a slide deck. But, it changed my life and changed @HubSpot's trajectory.
I offer it with love. Hope you like it.
dharme.sh/2HibXkr
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decks on decks on decks....
slidebean.com/blog/startups-…
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If you pick stocks, you MUST learn how to read a Cash Flow Statement.
Here’s everything you need to know:
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EBITDA is a terrible measure of profitability.
Yeah that's right. You heard me.
Here's why 👇
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Onboarding a new employee is overwhelming.
88% of organizations don’t onboard well.
And the cost of replacing an individual employee can be 2x their annual salary.
Use these 9 questions to save you thousands and ensure your new employee stays at your organization:
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I'm reading Crude Volatility by @Bob_McNally and thought I'd share some thought provoking quotes 🧵
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McDonald's, Colgate, and Redbull.
3 industry leaders. 1 marketing tactic: Guerilla Marketing.
Here's what it is with 10 examples you may not recall:
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The most important skill you’ve never been taught:
Storytelling
10 dead-simple tips to make you a better storyteller:
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Harry Potter is the #2 best-selling book of the last quarter century.
Only behind The Bible.
And JK Rowling used 1 storytelling framework for the entire series.
Here’s a breakdown:

















