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Entrepreneur Essentials with Jeff Kikel featuring Darla Sees
Jeff Kikel
Darla Sees previously worked for large and small businesses as a generalist. She now provides the service of HR assessment and offers consultations to entrepreneurs. The key to succeeding as a new business, according to Darla, is to go through the procedures of assessing salaries and employees. Sees work is currently focused on the new H law which went into effect 12/01/16. This law requires salary earning employees who do not make $47476 annually to either receive a raise or change of po [...]
Darla Sees previously worked for large and small businesses as a generalist. She now provides the service of HR assessment and offers consultations to entrepreneurs. The key to succeeding as a new business, according to Darla, is to go through the procedures of assessing salaries and employees. Sees work is currently focused on the new H law which went into effect 12/01/16. This law requires salary earning employees who do not make $47476 annually to either receive a raise or change of position. Because of the nature of her work, Darla’s HR expertise is a valuable resource in regards to complying with this law.
Fast Five:
- If Darla woke up one morning without her business she’d immediately get back to helping people, implementing law, and focusing on compliment issues.
- Sees says her biggest mistake as a new entrepreneur was trying to spread the workload of a bigger job over a longer period of time. She would avoid this now because it caused her to become so overwhelmed in the beginning.
- If you’re just beginning your journey as an entrepreneur or are looking for a good read, Darla recommends the book Entrepreneurial Roller Coater by Darren Hardy. Order it here:
4. Onenote is the key tool Darla would advise you to use in your business. Get started at onenote.com
5. Darla Sees can be contacted through her website: Seeshrconsulting.com
5. Darla Sees can be contacted through her website: Seeshrconsulting.com
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