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In The Press: Forbes Asks VoIP Supply CEO Ben Sayers about Business Passion

Forbes contributor Joe Apfelbaum wrote the article When the Thrill Is Gone: 4 Ways to Bring Passion Back to Your Business and asked Ben Sayers, VoIP Supply CEO, about what he does to learn and evolve:

“We try to get as many people engaged and excited about our business as possible. We are always trying new things, learning new technologies, and [we] conduct ongoing training for people across all departments, to keep relevant and up-to-date.”

Education and experimentation are a big part of VoIP Supply’s culture. From an employee’s perspective, we’re always encouraged to hop on a webinar, read a book that helps us learn more about our field, or anything else that helps to spark a new idea and implement it.

As one of VoIP Supply’s core values states:

Always be learning and sharing knowledge

Click here to read the full article.

Via Forbes

Nathan Miloszewski

Nate is VoIP Supply's former Content Marketing Manager.

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