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Common Ground, Common Cause, and COMMON SENSE

Todd Lief

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HOW SHOULD MANAGERS deal with the fuzzy attitudes, feelings, and beliefs that so forcefully shape an organization's general direction and outcomes? Todd Lief has developed a series of tools called Working Impressions™ that distill consensus concerning these soft issues and enable companies to improve everyday working relationships, enhance the productivity of meetings, streamline workflow, and reveal unseen potential and resources.

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HOW SHOULD MANAGERS deal with the fuzzy attitudes, feelings, and beliefs that so forcefully shape an organization's general direction and outcomes? Todd Lief has developed a series of tools called Working Impressions™ that distill consensus concerning these soft issues and enable companies to improve everyday working relationships, enhance the productivity of meetings, streamline workflow, and reveal unseen potential and resources.

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HOW SHOULD MANAGERS deal with the fuzzy attitudes, feelings, and beliefs that so forcefully shape an organization's general direction and outcomes? Todd Lief has developed a series of tools called Working Impressions™ that distill consensus concerning these soft issues and enable companies to improve everyday working relationships, enhance the productivity of meetings, streamline workflow, and reveal unseen potential and resources.

Key concepts: Common ground, Common sense, Feeling, Workflow, Productivity, Computer science, Common-pool resource, Sociology

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