How Leaders Can Communicate More Effectively
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Instead of waiting to speak, leaders truly listen to what their employee is saying. In order to communicate directives which will drive results, you have to really hear your employees. Leaders respond to questions, address concerns, and above all, listen with empathy. O.C. Tanner.
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Ethics is about knowing and doing what is good or right, and workplace ethics is about knowing and doing what is good or right at work. For the Christian, this means applying the Bible and other resources of the Christian faith to help decide and do what is ethical or moral at work.
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Published by The High Calling, December 2, 2013.
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