Gene Marks

The small business attitude about hiring and firing

Featuring Gene Marks - July 22, 2009

Small businesses are the last to lay off workers, because of the job requirements and the closeness of the relationships. Gene Marks joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the nature of the relationships between small business owners and their employees, and how this creates opportunity for them.

Category: Family Businesses and Partnerships, Human Resources, Healthcare, Benefits, Management Fundamentals, Organizational Strategies

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