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"To three highly effective and successful executives, a boring, often-overlooked ability is one of the most vital skills you can have as a manager — the ability to write."
A great post by Ben Horowitz that confirms my own expeirence as an executive leader with managers who want to influence my thinking.
Posted by Eric Norwood on 08/21/2014 at 04:47 PM in Leadership | Permalink
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