Trust, learning, and frameworks from 15 years in business with Patrick Burns
Good Folks, Doing Good WorkShow Notes
I had the chance to chat with Patrick Burns on his company's 15th anniversary.
He shared the journey that he and his wife took to start the business, the frameworks they use to hold themselves and their team accountable, how they cross-train across their cafe and roastery teams, and what he is still learning as a leader.
Give this episode a listen. Patrick shared so many nuggets of wisdom, including the mistakes that have all been a part of the journey that led them to where they are today.
Connect with Patrick here: [email protected]
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