#82 Czy pracownicy mają prawo mnie oceniać?

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Czy pracownicy mają prawo oceniać szefa? Dlaczego warto zwracać uwagę na to, co pracownicy o nim mówią? Czy są narzędzia, by ocenić lidera w konstruktywny sposób? Na te i inne pytania znajdziesz odpowiedź w dzisiejszym odcinku.

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