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For many managers the business is the center of their universe; however, in today's society people are wisely beginning to understand that employment is a way to earn a living, not a living itself. This article includes eight tips you can use to show your employees you value their outside lives.
What happened to the employee who was hired right out of school and retired from the same company at age 60? Five tips for building employee loyalty.
One of the challenges of managing for online companies is that the people I manage live all over the world—and I've never met any of them. Over my years of managing for various Internet businesses, I've met only a handful of the people I have worked with. Managing those you've never met requires skills not normally called for in the business world, but as more people begin telecommuting and as businesses continue to spread throughout the world, managers will increasingly find themselves managing people they don't personally know.
A defining skill of a manager is his or her ability to effectively counsel subordinates and peers alike.
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