Let’s talk about being firm, fair and consistent.
In this episode of Tier Talk, Russ Hamilton discusses the true meaning behind these three words.
What it really means to be ‘firm, fair and consistent’
Here’s what ‘firm, fair and consistent’ should and should not be
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Tier Talk, hosted by Corrections1 columnist Anthony Gangi, features interviews with industry experts, conversations about hot topics and pressing issues, and offers lessons to new staff and old about the evolving and ever-changing field of corrections.