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EP031: Disarmingly Honest Conversations with John Oberg

An episode of the Commanding Business podcast, hosted by Tim Hamilton, titled "EP031: Disarmingly Honest Conversations with John Oberg" was published on March 1, 2016 and runs 33 minutes.

March 1, 2016 ·33m · Commanding Business

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New managers often find themselves tangled in a web of different processes. If they are joining an existing organization, the processes that might have worked for their predecessors, often don’t fit current business needs. If they are entrepreneurs starting from scratch, they are tasked with finding the right framework to assist them in leading the company forward. Having disarmingly honest conversations with employees will help to align the interests of clients, employees and the business as a whole. Once leaders have a functioning framework in place, their task then become executing their strategies with clarity and purpose.

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