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To Improve Team Productivity, Focus on Improving Communication
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October 13, 2016
Nothing is more important to team productivity than how well a team communicates.  Communication that increases understanding, generates important insights, and talks about what matters drives sound team decision-making, powerful action-planning, and on-target achievement of results. PDF  HTML

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