Smart trust : the defining skill that transforms managers into leaders

The Resource Smart trust : the defining skill that transforms managers into leaders
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Smart trust : the defining skill that transforms managers into leaders
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the defining skill that transforms managers into leaders
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Stephen M.R. Covey and Greg Link with Rebecca R. Merrill
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eng
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"Unleash the hidden power of trust and change lives and impact organization with proven, patented techniques. In a compelling and reader-friendly style, Stephen M.R. Covey and long-time business partner Greg Link share enlightening principles from people and organizations that are achieving unprecedented prosperity from high-trust relationships and--even more inspiring--also attaining elevated levels of energy and joy. With penetrating insights about the world's most successful leaders and organizations, the authors lay out a practical and actionable formula that makes trust a performance multiplier for leaders, teams, organizations, and even countries. They show why trust is fast becoming the most consequential life and leadership skill of our time--a career-critical competency required to navigate and compete in this perilous twenty-first-century interdependent, global economy. Covey and Link teach how to cut through traditional either/or thinking to extend Smart Trust, enabling you to exercise sound judgment in a low-trust world by minimizing risk and maximizing possibilities."--Publisher description
Has edition
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SINLB
Dewey number
174/.4
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illustrations
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index present
LC call number
HF5387
LC item number
.C6767 2013
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non fiction
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bibliography

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