How did Bluedog do it? What can we all learn from the founder and CEO of Bluedog, Michelle Hayward?
Well she certainly cuts to the chase when she addresses the reporter's first question:
If you had to name one thing as the reason you're a best place to work, what would it be?
Curious? So was I. So glad I read the entire interview.
(Screenshot photo courtesy of Crain's Chicago Business feature article 9/14/22.)
It takes creativity, hard work, tremendous effort and 'intent' to achieve this honor, especially during such a harrowing time in our lives.
Congrats to Michelle Hayward and her team. Great leaders inspire others to become great, too. Lead on!
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