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    As a manager of a business, non-profit or agency you need to make sure you do not come across as arrogant to your employees or team. This is often hard if you are dealing with folks who have not thought thru their comments, questions or are so new that they ask ridiculous questions. I use to have a rule that was; Ask three then me. In other words ask a co-worker or two, your next in-line manager and if you could not get an answer or they did
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    o-worker or two, your next in-line manager and if you could not get an answer or they did not know the answer then as me and that makes three. This had worked for me.

    I must say that people are always giving me advice and yet I dissect their comments to see if there is something I have not considered in any of it, most often there is not and thus you move on. Yet when this happens enough perhaps it is best to turn off the noise and sear

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