Join host Rick Gerard as he speaks with Michael Houlahan, co-founder of Barefoot Wine Brand, about the transformative power of hiring A players for every role in your business. Learn from Michael's journey, spanning over 10 years of business growth, and his realization that effective personnel management is crucial to success. Discover practical strategies for interviewing, hiring, and fostering a positive company culture, and learn why focusing on soft skills and cultivating exceptional talent can lead to remarkable outcomes. Don't miss this insightful episode of the Higher Power Radio Show!
00:00 Introduction: The Importance of A Players 00:41 Meet Michael Houlahan: Co-Founder of Barefoot Wine 02:14 The Early Years: Challenges and Realizations 04:04 The Turning Point: Focusing on Company Culture 08:01 Hiring Strategies: Avoiding Blame Birds and Like What Birds 11:09 Developing a People Strategy 22:46 Key Takeaways and Final Thoughts 24:16 Conclusion and Contact Information
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