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Leadership Conversations: Challenging High-Potential Managers to Become Great Leaders

机译:领导力对话:挑战有潜力的管理者成为伟大的领导者

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Chances are good that at some point early in your career you had uncharitable feelings about a supervisor or manager or two (or more) that boiled down to the idea that they seemed to do a lot more talking than working. Certainly there are those who talk when they should be working, but if you have progressed far enough up the ladder, you have probably learned that, for managers and leaders, the talking is in fact a large part of the doing. Like anything else, however, some are much better than others at the conversations that define a leader. The good news, according to Leadership Conversations, is that just about anyone can get better at it.
机译:很有可能在您职业生涯的某个早期,您对一两个或两个以上(或更多)的主管或经理抱有一种卑鄙的感觉,这归结为他们似乎比工作要讲得多的想法。当然,有些人在应该工作的时候进行讨论,但是如果您在阶梯上取得了足够的进步,您可能已经了解到,对于经理和领导者来说,谈话实际上是大部分工作。但是,与其他任何事情一样,在定义领导者的对话中,有些要比其他要好得多。根据领导力对话,好消息是几乎任何人都可以做得更好。

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    《Civil Engineering》 |2013年第5期|80-81|共2页
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