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Micromanaging Matters

Joseph Tan, Leaderonomics

25-Apr-16 11:00

Micromanaging Matters

As we move into an age where freedom and flexibility become a necessity at work, the idea of micromanaging has slowly become synonymous with rigidity and a distinct lack of creativity. Join Joseph Tan from Leaderonomics as he explores this area and shares his thoughts on micromanaging.


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