Tuesday, December 22, 2009

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We have a tendency to provide simple-to-use DVDs, convenient on-line streaming video and all the resources and leadership and Management Training Programs, Employee Coaching Videos and Learning Coaching Videos on Lead Changing regulations. New technologies. Budget cuts. Let’s face it and challenges abound in these days’s workplace! There's an amazing want to resolve problems quickly. However the last issue you need is to rush off and make mistakes that might have been avoided. Here are 5 problem-solving pitfalls and tips for getting around them. Mistake 1) For the sake of speed and efficiency, you take the “I’ll do it myself” approach to identifying a solution. (Here’s where you tell yourself that involving a lot of people will just cause confusion and/or create a state of affairs where people will get hurt as a result of their input isn’t acted upon.)

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