OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
Kim revisits a popular podcast from 2019 about the L.O.R.E. management framework. She explores how leaders who might still identify as “fixers” can learn to step back from routine problem solving and redefine corportae worth in a leaner landscape as a “catalyst”.
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