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Managing Time and Stress this topic, pause for a moment to make a list of all the people that you know who are completely and utterly “stress-free”? This is probably a very short list indeed. If you are alive and engaged in the social sphere then you most probably experience some degree of time pressures and other forms of

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Resolving Conflicts with Others consider just how many conflicts big and small that we experience with others in the course of a typical workday, week, month, or year. Yet in some sense it should not be all that surprising when one also realizes just how much potential for conflict there is in the interpersonal workplace arena. W

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Designing an Enabling Structure and Cultureext. First, the formal design of an organization is represented by its structure. Just as a person’s physical anatomy influences his or her capability to enact different strategies, so too does an organization’s configuration influence the actions of its employees. However organizations can play the

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Executing the Leadership Functionanizational role than that of leadership. Leaders are often vested with formal authority at the very top of organizational hierarchies and wield asymmetrical influence over its people and operations. However, leaders can emerge from anywhere in an organization, thus no manager is immune to its promi