The Working Hours of a Million Pound Biller

4 Jul 2023 · 0 min
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In this monologue, the speaker explains that he now works fewer hours—starting after 8 am and finishing by 6 pm—by concentrating exclusively on high‑value, revenue‑generating business. He outlines the factors he uses to judge whether a deal is "good" or "bad": competition level, the number of agencies involved, the strength of the relationship with the hiring manager, familiarity with the client, and the depth of the candidate network. He notes that top performers share a common trait: the willingness and ability to say no to low‑value opportunities, thereby protecting their focus on the most profitable work.

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