5 reasons to re-examine how leaders communicate

Leadership

March 6, 2014
Leigh Steere
Co-Founder, ManagingPeopleBetter.com

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Communication, smartblog on leadership, Trust, truth

The average person tells four lies a day, or 1,460 a year; a total of 87,600 by the age of 60. And the most common lie is ‘I’m fine.’” This quote appeared in a friend’s recent blog post and got me thinking.* Does the average manager tell four lies a day?

Leigh Steere

Leigh Steere is a researcher, product developer, and adviser in the field of people management. She writes on fostering creativity, employee engagement, and high performance in the workplace. Visit http://www.managingpeoplebetter.com/mpb/index.html for a free assessment of your management style and tips for managing more effectively.

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