As every manager knows, a cohesive and smooth-functioning team is crucial to the success of any task or project.
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In business, we spend time throughout each day writing work-related messages—from proposals and reports to notices, memos, and sundry emails.
Performance management would be easy if it weren’t for people who underperform. Now is an excellent time to correct behavior issues using the performance review process.
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Within months of the inauguration of the Trump administration earlier this year, a memorandum known as M-17-22 was issued by the Office of Management and Budget to outline a broad mandate to reform the federal government.
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With these coaching guidelines, managers and supervisors can improve productivity in government agencies.