One of your goals as a dealership this year may be to improve your hiring process. That might mean overhauling how you recruit managers as effective leaders who who possess actual leadership, and not just manage. To pull this off, Dave Anderson, President of LearnToLead, says the evaluation procedures have to mean much more than just “liking” certain candidates.
Dave Anderson: How the Right Leadership Leads to the Right Culture
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CBT News Editorial Team
January 2, 2018
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