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It allows them to make immediate decisions, solve organizational problems and conflicts. Also, they do not believe rumors but examine a situation or a problem themselves before making a decision. Problem-Solving Skills. When it comes to effective leadership, problem-solving skills are crucial.
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Or, do they need a lot of supervision? Consider you are not giving negative feedback; you are just having a constructive conversation for betterment. A witness is even more important for dealing with issues like policy and behavioral problems. Like you don't want problems, your employees hate it too. Take Time To Review.
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