Still in the Fight
S1 E2 (Short) Be the Best Leader in Onboarding
Aug 27, 20261 min
S1 E2 (Short) Be the Best Leader in Onboarding
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Business
Hosted by Unknown Host · Business · EN · 24 episodes
Still In The Fight is a podcast for leaders who believe the best lessons aren't learned in classrooms—they're earned on the front lines. Hosted by retail veterans Art Freedman, Mike Costello, and Rob Feiler, each episode features honest, unscripted conversations about leadership, culture, customer service, business growth, and the challenges of building great teams. Whether you're leading a retail store, a business, or a team, you'll find practical ideas, real stories, and actionable insights to help you keep learning, keep growing, and stay in the fight.
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In this episode, Art Freedman, Mike Costello, and Rob Feiler tackle a foundational yet frequently misunderstood concept in retail: The BRAND You Represent . Together, they break down why a brand is so much more than just a logo, a family name, or an ad campaign—it is a living, breathing promise made to your employees, your customers, and your community. Tune in as the team discusses how frontline consistency protects your business, why every single job in the organization matters, and how a strong brand culture ultimately benefits everyone on the team. Key Takeaways Beyond the Logo: Why a brand is a standard and a promise, not just a visual identifier. The Employee Promise: How creating a fair and equitable workplace directly drives exceptional customer experiences. The Cost of Inconsistency: Why one bad interaction can overshadow a thousand great ones, and how customers grade the entire brand. No Unimportant Jobs: Recognizing that every team member—whether on the sales floor or behind the scenes—plays a critical role in upholding the brand promise. Connect & Feedback We want to hear from you! If you have feedback, ideas for future episodes, or questions you'd like us to tackle on the show, reach out directly to Art Freedman at artfreedman@gmail.com . Make sure to like, subscribe, and leave a review on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode. Stay in the fight!
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