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This week we continue our conversation with Craig Wasserman, an accomplished management consultant, lecturer, and author. He shares his insights on how intentionality is key in successfully managing employees. He suggests that as a manager, you are the architect and therefore responsible for creating conditions that promote your employees best work.
In his book "The Invisible Spotlight", Craig writes:
"If the foundation of the management relationship is solid, it's because you're doing something right. If the foundation falters or fails, it's because you're doing something wrong. It's that simple and that difficult"
To learn more about Craig:
Website: www.wassermankatz.com
E-mail: [email protected]
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This week we continue our conversation with Craig Wasserman, an accomplished management consultant, lecturer, and author. He shares his insights on how intentionality is key in successfully managing employees. He suggests that as a manager, you are the architect and therefore responsible for creating conditions that promote your employees best work.
In his book "The Invisible Spotlight", Craig writes:
"If the foundation of the management relationship is solid, it's because you're doing something right. If the foundation falters or fails, it's because you're doing something wrong. It's that simple and that difficult"
To learn more about Craig:
Website: www.wassermankatz.com
E-mail: [email protected]
LinkedIn
Send your comments, voice messages, and questions about the podcast to:
[email protected]
You can also reach me on the social media links below:
Twitter
LinkedIn
Instagram
Facebook
Support the show
Podcast Website
Instagram
LinkedIn
Facebook
Twitter