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Volume 2, Issue 11

Advancement Weekly, September 10, 2012, Vol. 2, No. 11

Check In with Employees, Don’t Check Up on Them

Two leadership experts say managers should give their employees the autonomy to decide how they achieve their work goals.

Tips for Leaders with Short Attention Spans

Running an organization successfully requires managers to pay attention to tasks they love as well as those they hate, says a time-management guru.

Phrases to Avoid Saying to Your Employees

Two leadership consultants note that what managers say—and don’t say—to their employees can have a significant impact on their relationship with them.

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Advancement Weekly, September 10, 2012, Vol. 2, No. 11

Check In with Employees, Don’t Check Up on Them

Tips for Leaders with Short Attention Spans

Phrases to Avoid Saying to Your Employees

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