During a recent podcast, popular content creators Logan Paul and Lazarbeam shared their challenges in retaining their most trusted employees, who had been lured away by the massive YouTube personality, MrBeast. In the fiercely competitive world of content creation, millions of creators across various streaming platforms likeYouTube and Twitchstrive to capture the attention of viewers. To stand out in this crowded space, creators need to constantly innovate and produce high-quality content that resonates with audiences. This requires a dedicated team of professionals who can help bring their vision to life.
However, finding the right team is not an easy task. It requires a lot of time, effort, and resources to build a team that can work together seamlessly and deliver results. Content creators need to find individuals who not only possess the necessary skills and expertise but also share their vision and passion for the work. However, it seems that even the biggest names in the business,such as Logan Pauland Lazarbeam, have experienced the struggles of finding and retaining the right employees.
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During episode 367 of the IMPAULSIVE podcast, Lazarbeam opened up about his challenges in finding and hiring reliable workers to help with his content editing. He revealed that he had trusted one of his employees to handle his work, only to have that person poached by MrBeast. This revelation prompted Logan Paul to share that he, too, lost his top editor, Hayden, to MrBeast. According to Logan, Hayden was one of the finest editors onYouTube, and his departure was a significant blow.
Even though they lost their employees to MrBeast, both Lazarbeam and Logan Paul showed great professionalism and graciousness. They were thrilled that their former staff had the chance to work with such a top-tier creator. They acknowledged that theopportunity to work alongside MrBeastwas an incredible honor and one that was too good to pass up. As Lazarbeam stated, “you can’t deny the opportunity of working with the big boy.”
