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How To Be An Effective And Engaging New Manager?

17-Jul-17 11:00

How To Be An Effective And Engaging New Manager?

Got recently promoted as a new manager? Being a manager is an entirely different ballgame, with it being one of the most stressful and challenging transitions in any career due to the significant change in working styles, habits, and most importantly – managing a group or workforce. Tune in to learn four fundamental engagement strategies to create an engaged team of your own.


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