EMPLOYEES ARE NOT FAMILY. IT'S A FINANCIAL TRANSACTION.

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The video likely resonated due to its contrarian and provocative take on a common workplace sentiment, challenging the 'work family' trope with a direct and business-focused perspective. The use of strong on-screen text and clear, assertive delivery likely contributed to its shareability.

Summary

The speaker argues that employees should not be considered family, but rather as part of a financial transaction based on performance. She emphasizes that while a certain level of care is expected, excessive leniency or overlooking poor performance is detrimental in a business context. The speaker contrasts this with family dynamics, where unconditional acceptance might occur.

Structure

1Employees are not family, but a financial transaction.
2Distinction between family and team dynamics.
3Consequences of leniency in a business setting.
4Importance of performance and mutual duties.
5The speaker's experience with business partners.

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EMPLOYEES ARE NOT FAMILY. IT'S A FINANCIAL TRANSACTION.

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Your Employees Are NOT Your Family... Stop calling your business a "family." The top 1% know that a business is a financial transaction based on performance. You tolerate weakness in your family; you don't tolerate it in your team. If they slip, cut them loose. Play the corporate game with zero emotions. #HRReality #CorporateDomination #HighRPM #AlphaMindset #businesssecrets

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Yeah. I always say to people, your team, whether that's your employees or anyone that you work with, whether it's a financial transaction. It's not your family. It is your team. I hate the term family. You, family, you accept things that you shouldn't because they're family. You turn a blind eye because they're family. Team, no. We have a duty to each other. A financial transaction. I will care for you to an extent. But if you start slipping, you start making massive excuses, providing, you're not providing me what I need, and I'm not, I'm not paying you the thing that we've agreed on, that transaction. Then you're not going to call me family, are you? So I think that's really important in like to, who would I want on my team to win? So when I created honor, I already knew my business partners for eight years, I was working for their athlete, more you, they knew you. Then you could convert. Exactly.