Priorities should always be at the forefront of any manager's mind, and in order to be effective and successful, managers must learn how to prioritise.
It is essential for managers to run an organisation with the right business priorities in mind. There are many aspects to consider and managers have their work cut out choosing their priorities. The articles below contain expert knowledge to help them.
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Submitted by Robert Heller on Sat, 2006-07-08 21:18
Motivation: The commitment and determination of Jonah Barrington - Thinking Managers by Edward de Bono and Robert Heller
Submitted by Edward de Bono on Sat, 2006-07-08 21:18
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Risk: Perceived risks should not hamper creativity - Thinking Managers by Edward de Bono and Robert Heller
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Provocation and lateral thinking - by Edward de Bono at Thinking Managers
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