Rapid Funnel maintains roughly 3% annual employee turnover
Patrick Shaw · Building Culture, Processes and Accountablity as Remote Team. · Oct 29, 2022 · at 5:15
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Patrick Shaw, founder and CEO of Rapid Funnel, highlights his remote team's retention rates at the Founder 500 conference.
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“Last year, we had three percent turnover total, and about the same the year before.”
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