How to Determine If You’re a Bad Boss

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Please tune in this week as Wayne offers six diagnostic tools to determine if you could be a better boss along with four tools for improving your skills. What training, reading, our courses have helped you develop your boss skills? Please advise us in the comments.

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  1. The ability to put yourself in others shoes is essential along with respect towards everyone in your organization and insisting that the same be shown to one and other.

    • Thanks, Andy.

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