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3:21Now PlayingSelf-made millionaire Marcus Lemonis tries teaching a "selfish" CEO to respect his employees in the latest episode of CNBC's "The Profit," which airs Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET.
One of Marcus Lemonis' top keys to business success is: "Don't disrespect your people."
It's a lesson the self-made millionaire and entrepreneur needs to impart when he faces off with a "selfish" CEO and founder on Tuesday's episode of "The Profit" on CNBC.
"'The Casery' is one of the most explosive episodes I've done in years," Lemonis tells CNBC Make It of the 3-year-old tech accessories start-up featured on the episode. "It was a case study for an employer disrespecting his employees-slash-partners."
In the episode, CEO Matthew Harlow "does whatever he pleases," Lemonis says — he's never bothered to learn the names of several of his employees and gives them unrealistic deadlines.
Harlow's behavior is leaving his partners and employees "completely demoralized," Lemonis says.
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