
Kevin Gaither
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Kevin Gaither
@KevinSGaither
Helping job seekers stop guessing and start getting interviews | Free Trial: The No-BS Job Search Playbook
Greater Los Angeles Katılım Mayıs 2022
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Job seekers suck at searching for jobs.
But I don’t blame the candidate.
It’s not their fault.
Schools failed them. Nobody taught them the right way to do it.
That’s why I built the No-BS Job Search Playbook.
Free trial. No credit card required.
insidesalesexpert.com/landing-page-n…
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Yes and....for a great double down on this, read "The Dip" by Seth Godin...
Scott Leese@thescottleese
One of the healthiest things you can do is leave sooner. Most people stay too long in things that already ended because walking away feels harder than holding on. Deep down, you usually know when something is over… you just keep hoping it will change.
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There's no good way to lay people off. Leaders still get blasted and criticized.
It's like breaking up with someone.
But there are definitely worse ways than others...
Scott Leese@thescottleese
Zoominfo laid off 20% of workforce this morning. Some of whom were told via text and one of whom was a pto. Classy.
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@thescottleese If people didn't like buying $9 coffees (for whatever reason they justify in their own minds), we'd all be driving Toyota Corollas and not Cybertrucks and BMWs.
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"Can you just show me the demo?"
Every AE hears this request.
Most say yes immediately because they're excited someone wants to see the product.
What that question actually signals is that the buyer doesn't yet trust you understand their problem well enough to make the demo worth their time.
"Show me the demo" is code for "I don't believe you have anything specific to say to me yet."
The right response isn't to refuse.
It's to earn it: "Absolutely. I want to make sure we focus on what matters most for you, so can I ask two quick questions first?"
Two questions.
Then the best demo they've ever seen.
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@Codie_Sanchez Think for you? Bad move.
Think WITH you? Better move.
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@dklineii You'd think that leaders making $600k+ mistakes at a time would want to improve their mis-hire rate.
That's why I created the Sales Leader's Interviewing & Hiring Bundle
insidesalesexpert.com/landing-page-h…
A single bad hire is your failure. Are you going to finally do something about it?
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@dklineii Poor leaders "know good talent when they see it" but never track their mis-hire rates. It's usually 50/50.
As a result, every mis-hire costs 3-5x salary.
It gets more and more expensive with more senior hires but even an AE mis-hire will cost your company $600k+
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@dklineii It's tough to "make" people care about anything, would you agree?
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@KevinSGaither The easiest time is during recruiting. Find people who've shown alignment in the past.
For current people, invest in sharing the why, connect to their ambitions where possible.
I wasn't inspired by the Bridgewater mission, but I was inspired by how we systemically did work.
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@dklineii How do I motivate them to care about the game I'm playing?
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@MarkCCrowley personally, I think the concept of W-2 jobs and a “work week" is gonna be turned on its head in the next 18 months. What do you think?
That’s just a gut feeling based on no research other than seeing where artificial intelligence is taking us.
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New research reveals what 9-5ers have long understood: the five-day workweek is a waste of time.
A report from nonprofit advocacy group 4 Day Week Global found that employees can accomplish as much in a 33-hour workweek as in a 38-hour workweek.
Even better, those who kept their 4-day schedule for a year reported significant improvements in their mental and physical health -- and there were no signs of #productivity decline.
#HR #SHRM #Work #Leadership
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@KobeissiLetter The average cost of gasoline in the United States in January 2025 was about $3.08 per gallon for regular gasoline.
We've seen a 33.1% increase in US gas prices since Jan 2025.
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BREAKING: American drivers have paid an additional $8.4 billion in fuel costs since the Iran War began on February 28th.
In other words, Americans have spent an additional $240 million per day on fuel costs since the war began.
The average cost of gas in the US is now up to $4.10 per gallon, the highest since June 2022.
This puts means the cost of gas is now up +$1.30 per gallon since January.
Energy costs are rapidly rising.

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