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October 11, 2013 Make a Plan for Professional Growth With the right strategies, even the busiest leaders can find the time for development. But to make that effort fruitful, you need to determine what types of development will increase both personal fulfillment and value to your firm. To come up with the right possibilities, try these techniques:
Adapted from "Make Time for Growth Assignments in Your Daily Work," by Elizabeth Grace Saunders. |
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