Collaboration Booster - Episode 3 - «Have meaningful conversations about work»
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Collaboration Booster
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What are meaningful conversations and why are they crucial for excellent collaboration? In this Episode, I speak with Christine Neidhart who - among many other things - teaches leaders to be vulnerable.
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