But, it adds a whole new dimension of complexity to your business.
A dimension that often catches owners flat-footed.
In my work with school owners, not a week goes by that I’m not doing “owner therapy” with at least one of my clients… and it’s almost always around a troublesome team member.
These situations are never pretty:
I could go on and on and on.
The “fixes” for these situations are usually difficult and time consuming.
And – in many cases – the situation wouldn’t have gotten out of hand had there been some sort of guiding document or employee handbook in place.
A pre-emptive solution is better, so…
In this episode, Nate and Daniel make the case for creating an employee handbook at your school… and give specific examples of what to include from Brooklyn Music Factory’s handbook.
This is one of the “boring” topics that might seem like a “Yeah, yeah, yeah… I know I need that” episode.
But – Daniel and Nate go beneath the surface and talk through the deeper principles at work here that will help you grow and scale and flourish.
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Here’s what we cover in the episode:
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What % of Tuition Should Teachers Keep? – Episode 49 | What percentage of lesson fees should your teaching team keep? Or – an even better question – should you pay them a percentage… or an hourly rate? What about benefits? Should you pay teachers to attend meetings and training? It turns out that the question of teacher pay is actually a lot more nuanced than simply deciding on a “flat percentage” of lesson fees…
Performance Reviews in Your Music School – Episode 101 | Nate and Daniel kick off 2024 with an important topic… Performance reviews for your team (whether office staff or teachers). However, they go beyond just talking about HOW to give a performance review by asking an important question: What motivates your team to help you build a strong business?
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