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| Creating high performing teams | |||||
| by Graham Little | |||||
| Download price: | US$ 4.99 |  | |||
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| ISBN: | 1-877285-04-8 | ||||
| Page count: | 23 pages | ||||
| File size: | 393,336 bytes (approx. 54 sec @ 56k) | ||||
| Available formats: | Adobe Acrobat™ (.pdf) | ||||
About this Guide The ability to lead teams to high performance is the essential leadership skill in business. This guide develops this skill, and following the advice it offers will enhance your leadership and increase the performance of your team. | |||||
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