The Manager's Responsibility
Matt Corker discusses the importance of managers taking responsibility for their team's performance and hosting effective conversations to promote success. He emphasizes the need to avoid blame, guilt, and passive-aggressive communication, and encourages employees to seek better opportunities if they have a toxic boss.In this clip
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The Mark Groves Podcast
#016: Are You Real at Work? with Matt Corker
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