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Month: July 2020

The Importance of Managers’ Mental Well-Being

The Importance of Managers’ Mental Well-Being

Hamilton Lindley July 13, 2020 Leadership16 Comments

Leaders set the pace and tone for the organizations that they lead in many different ways. Your example creates a culture. Our habits, patterns, and actions permeate throughout our group. Leaders who are in the habit of being generous will generally end up building exceptionally generous organizations. But leaders who …

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Ways to Avoid Micromanaging

Ways to Avoid Micromanaging

Hamilton Lindley July 13, 2020 Leadership16 Comments

Have you ever wondered why you have to do the work for everyone else on your team? If you are the only person who knows how to do the job, you are a micromanager. Many employees have horror stories of their management team micromanaging and hovering over their every decision. …

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