- Barbara Corcoran was a real estate mogul before she became a judge on “Shark Tank.”
- As the head of The Corcoran Group, which she sold in 2001 for $ 66 million, Corcoran ran a “mean and lean” business by not being scared to fire underperformers.
- She explained at IGNITION why she relished firing 25% of her sales staff every year.
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