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In this minilog, I explore our ability and responsibility to deal with the uncontrollable things that life will throw at us. These moments of truth, for all the problems they create, also produce opportunities for us. Managers get the chance to be decisive and a chance to take a risk you otherwise wouldn't take. There's also an opportunity to see which of your people rise to the challenges created. What better way to identify your next high potential person!
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