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Architecture & Engineering
by Design By Clive Shearer |
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August 14, 2002
End misunderstandings: ask what, when and how
By CLIVE SHEARER
Management by Design
Management by Design
What if I could read your mind? What if you knew exactly what your boss thought of you, or what really motivated your managers?
Miscommunication would be eliminated, although many might shudder to think what life might be like if everyone’s thoughts were available to be read by everyone else. And these suppositions offer clues that we will explore in this column. If we could read each other’s minds what would we gain and what would we lose?
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