October 16, 2018
What if your partner is also your . . . partner? The Memphis Daily News on Correale Builders & Realtors in Germantown, Tennessee. Not an unusual business, but for the fact that the business owners are both married to the job . . . and married to each other. As the Correales admitted: . . . [W]orking side by side certainly has its moments. But they both said their similar backgrounds – they’re Italian and come from big families – plays a part in helping them manage those working moments. “When we have a disagreement,” Angela said, “We just agree to disagree and we kind of forget it and we move on. That’s kind of the way we operate.” What are some of the danger zones that marital/business combo partners should be aware of? Letting employees come between you. Joan Lloyd shares the problem of a business owner whose husband has given a female employee so much latitude, that the employee basically runs the show. The company is suffering greatly. Not having a written partnership agreement. It’s…
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