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Avoiding a difficult conversation rarely makes the problem disappear. It usually gives it time to become a much bigger problem.
In this Manager Minute, Steve explains how managers can address performance and behavior concerns early, keep the discussion focused on facts, and create a clear path forward without turning it into a confrontation.
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