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Author: Robbins
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Chapter 1, Problem 19DQ
Summary Introduction
To explain:
Thedifference between encouraging a manager to be a great manager and knowing about the potential of a great manager.
Introduction:
An organization cannot encourage the employee to be a great manager, the organization must train him/her to become a great manager. Encouraging and motivating the employee to become a great manager is more like through verbal and non-verbal gestures.
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