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3 Signs You Are (Or Work For) a Great Company

Restaurant HR Group CEO Carrie Luxem highlights the indicators employees or CEOs can reference when analyzing the health and strength of their companies.

By Carrie Luxem1851 Franchise Contributor

8:08AM • 12/27/18

Carrie is a frequent keynote speaker on HR and leadership topics and regularly conducts employee training and leadership development workshops as well. She is the author of the recently published book, Restaurant Operator's HR Playbook: Your Hands-On Playbook for Finding, Hiring, and Developing Leaders and Implementing Organized People Systems and has been featured in Entrepreneur, Restaurant News, Pizza Today and Independent Restaurateur.

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