The Action Catalyst
The Law at Work, with Alan Crone (Legal, Employment, Management, Business)
Tue, 17 Dec 2024
Employment law attorney, author, and Founder/CEO of the Crone Law Firm, Alan Crone explains how what you do defines who you are, reveals the 3 biggest constants over 30 years of law, as well as the list of things a new or small business absolutely MUST do to stay on the right side of the law, and shares why diversity is death (but not how you think).
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Every case I've ever been involved in, even if there's intentional discrimination, intentional harassment, there's always this element of bad communication up and down the chain. How does this position fit into the mission of my company? What qualifications do I really need this person to have? How do they need to manifest those qualifications on a day-to-day basis to be successful?
Ask that question in an interview, and if you get a good answer, that's where you need to work.
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Today's guest is Alan Krohn, an employment law attorney and the founder and CEO of the Krohn Law Firm, and now an author of The Law at Work. a legal playbook for executives and professionals written for non-lawyers addressing the 12 most common workplace issues, crucial information for everyone from small business owners or leaders in larger organizations.
So you're in Memphis.
Greg.
I don't know if you are familiar with this place, but there's a house there that's kind of well-known. There was a singer back in the 60s, I think.
Oh, yeah. Aretha Franklin's birthplace.
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