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Do You Nudge?
Do you Nudge? Execupundit suggests that good managers should.
We nudge because we know that simply directing certain actions may create dependency and that the nudged may develop a different approach which is superior to anything currently in mind. By not drawing maps for others, we give them the powerful experience of discovery; an experience that [...]
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