Ameet's three employees have been with him since he started Employment Recruiters, Inc., nearly 10 years ago. As he contemplates the staffing for his new branch office, he senses that none of these three are ready to manage the office. Faced with this difficult situation, he should:

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It is important to prioritize the success and growth of the business. While Ameet may appreciate the loyalty and commitment of his current employees, putting unprepared individuals in management positions could hurt the business. Running the new branch himself may not be sustainable and may limit the potential for growth. Appointing all three to the new branch without proper management experience could also cause issues. The best solution would be to hire a new, qualified employee to manage the office and potentially provide training or mentorship opportunities for the current employees to eventually develop their management skills.

Ameet's Three Employees Have Been with Him Since He Started