Bringing Out the Best in Your Followers
Publisher: A.R. Mazzotta Employment Specialists
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Without followers, nothing would be accomplished. Just as the best coach in the world must have hardworking, committed players to win games, the same principle applies to business. Even the best leaders in the most prestigious company cannot do it alone. So, while some may view the role of a follower as the easier route to take, there is a lot more to being a good follower than blindly following directions.
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