Why Hiring a Chief-of-Staff Could Be a Game-Changer for Your Startup
It may be the early hire you need to stay afloat.
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What the hell is a Chief Meeting Designer?
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Eir says it ‘underestimated’ its customer care challenges
The telco said that Covid-19 greatly disrupted its processes with agents working from home, but training and hiring has recommenced.
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