
Managing People
by Jane Weightman
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Weightman emphasizes a strong ethical undercurrent in people management; how can leaders balance the bottom line with genuine ethical responsibility toward their employees?
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Reflecting on your own career, what is the most significant difference you have experienced between a traditional manager and a true leader?
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The book introduces foundational concepts from both psychology and sociology to understand workplace behavior; which of these two lenses do you find more useful when trying to motivate a team?
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