Maximizing Human Potential

Publisher: Employee Development Systems, Inc.

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Maximizing Human Potential

There are essentially three types of assets all companies draw on in order to succeed: people, capital, and technology. All valuable, but people are the critical component to success. To maximize human potential in your organization, you must: 1.Improve self-awareness;2. Live by values; 3. Strengthen communication skills; 4. Think strategically; and 5. Builds relationships.

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