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Management Tip of the Day: The one question you should ask
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[Reuters] can coach or an unnecessary policy you can remove. Treat these conversations for what they are: an opportunity for you to learn." -Today's management tip was adapted from "The Most Important Question a Manager Can Ask" by Linda Hill and Kent Lineback.
Financial 411: Managing Your Manager
www.wnyc.org
[WNYC] - Linda Hill, runs the Leadership Initiative at Harvard Business School, where she is also a professor. "Often we think we are supposed to be relatively passive in this relationship, and that the boss sort of tells us how the relationship would be," she
Summer reading suggestions for federal leaders
www.washingtonpost.com
[Washington Post (blog)] - Here are my five: · Being the Boss by Linda Hill and Kent Lineback – As a federal manager, you know it can be difficult to manage the expectations of your employees, supervisors and peers. In their book Being the Boss, Linda Hill and Kent Lineback
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