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Whether leaders are giving constructive criticism or defining company goals, they have to involve employees and be precise and concise when communicating to achieve positive results.
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Introducing a Japanese aesthetic that seems to have all the answers. How being connected, balanced and finding beauty in simplicity translates to a powerful organizational learning method.