PPB Clear Communication
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Clear communication is important but can be challenging. We should focus on understanding differences, not ignoring problems, and pushing team members in a positive direction. When issues arise, focus on solutions, the future, sharing ideas respectfully, choosing words carefully, and using encouragement over criticism.
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- 6. Any Diamond needs to be cut and polished
- 7. Need to evaluate the beauty and elegance
- 8. Priceless
- 9. Making hard things easier
- 10. Understanding we’re different
- 11. Learn how to not ignore dysfunction
- 12. Push our team members in the right direction
- 13. What to do when we get stuck ?
- 14. Focus on Solutions not Problems
- 15. Focus on the FUTURE not the PAST
- 16. SHARE your Ideas don’t ARGUE
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