• James Schramko Part 1: How ro build a team in the Philippines

  • Dec 11 2021
  • Length: 32 mins
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James Schramko Part 1: How ro build a team in the Philippines

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  • Ever since reading the ‘Four Hour Work Week’ I’ve been fascinated with building remote teams. James has done this to great success and we talk about why you might want to do this, why the Philippines, and most importantly how to make it work.

     

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    About the Events Podcast:

    I’m your host Dan Taylor and each week I talk with event entrepreneurs about how they plan, promote and run their events.

     

    We help you build your ‘Events Empire’ by growing your business using live events. Whether you are full time or part time, and whether you are running community meetups, conferences, trade shows, IT training, music events. Whatever the type of event we focus on finding actionable tips that you can use straight away.

     

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