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Sharon Linhart understands the value of spending time with her staff outside of the officeâ€"fostering friendly relationships drives the success of the company.
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Founder and CEO, Sharon Linhart, takes pride in her staff's ability to stay motivated and please clients.
Celebrating its 15th anniversary, founder and CEO of Linhart Public Relations, Sharon Linhart, credits her company's success to her devoted and energetic staff. "We work and play hard," Linhart says. In addition to offering standard benefits and vacation days, LPR offers an additional week off with pay, quarterly cash bonuses based on the firm's profitability, and weekly invitations to 'beer Fridays.' "That really helps people see the fruits of their labors in a very tangible way," Linhart says. LPR's pizzazz team also plans regular fun outings for the staff to enjoy.
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