Now’s the perfect time for business owners to stop, take a breather and engage in a midyear review. Naturally, this will involve looking at your financials. But go beyond those numbers and look at areas such as: 1) HR, specifically, how’s employee turnover trending compared with last year? 2) Sales and marketing, for example, are you meeting monthly sales goals and getting good ROI on marketing efforts? 3) Production, for instance, is product quality slipping or customer satisfaction dropping? Contact us for help finding the answers.
A midyear review should go beyond financials
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