What I Learned While Being the World’s Worst Manager

Summary

• Applying the wisdom from past mistakes in management, Robin Camarote  writing for Inc-Magazine, notes that to operate effectively in the knowledge economy, good managers need to:
• Connect to and support team members.
• Avoid being too light—or heavy-handed when giving feedback.
• Explain the rationale for decisions.
• Always keep a promise.
• Set realistic goals.

References

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References from the Web :

• OCT 2021  Intellectual capital, knowledge, and knowledge management: exploring the value creation link - UBSS
• JAN 2022  Management: The Knowledge Economy – Linkedin

Source Information:

• Article Source:  Inc - Magazine
• Media Check: Inc-Magazine - Media bias/Fact Check (mediabiasfactcheck.com)
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