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VA✨3 TIPS ON TEAM HIRING ✨
1. WHO TO HIRE
Stop trying to copy and paste someone else’s hiring plan without getting full context.
Hiring specific positions is based off of different desired outcomes, different stages of growth, and different strengths + weaknesses from each entrepreneur.
Just because an established 6 or 7 figure business has an operations manager, podcast manager, graphic designer, DOESN’T MEAN your new startup needs one.
For your FIRST hire as a SMALL business making less than 6 figures, hire someone who can take time consuming but high impact things off your plate so you can get TIME back AND make money back on your new hire.
Examples: Client Admin, DMs and prospect engagement, content delivery.
Your needs will be different depending on what area needs the most help.
2. WHEN TO HIRE
This also looks different for everyone, but here are some pointers.
👉🏼 Hire when you can afford to hire.
For a full time solopreneur, this can be when your business is actually generating revenue and you know you need more help in order to keep growing.
For someone who is strapped for time because they work a demanding 9-5, this can be you using part of your pay check to outsource some things right from the get go.
👉🏼 When more mistakes are being made.
You know you’ve exceeded your own capacity when YOU start making mistakes in business.
I knew I had to hire the day I sent a client another clients folder by accident. When I started missing uploads. When I slipped on simple tasks.
3. WHERE TO HIRE
Virtual assistant FB groups, Hiring FB groups, Indeed, Craigslist, Referrals, Local Job Boards are places I’ve found good candidates on. Stop overthinking it.
👉🏼 Want to know how my team has evolved from my FIRST hire and what my team looks like today?
🔗 Click the link in bio for my latest YouTube video (Titled: BTS of Growing a Multi Million Dollar Company (BTS))
Comment below and drop YOUR tips for hiring so others can learn! ❤️
PS: I LOVE MY TEAM! 😂😂 A team who reels together, stays together 🔥
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