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Automating by Hiring a Mini-Me: From Not Enough Time to Scaling Your Practice to 6 & 7-Figure Impact and Income

Original Air Date: October 17, 2019

Sponsored by:
Fill My Holistic Practice
Fill My Holistic Practice
Chen Yen, 6 & 7-Figure Practice Makeover Mentor

Presenter:
Chen Yen, 6 & 7-Figure Practice Makeover Mentor

Moderator:
Peter Crownfield, Executive Editor of Dynamic Chiropractic

Have you been wanting to hire, but haven't pulled the trigger? Or do you have people on your staff who are requiring too much management?

Topics include:

  • When is the best time to hire someone
  • What to do if not yet enough revenue to pay extra staff
  • How to find reliable good help, without sifting through 1,000 resumes
  • The best way to cut through the hype & determine a person's capability (it's not just interviews & reference checks)
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