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6. Open the Lines of Communication

It’s been said thousands of times before, but it can’t be stressed enough: Good communication is vital to the success of any organization. And don’t think I am talking about sending memos or talking on the phone. Communication needs to be active, personal, and ongoing. Communication within the team must be crystal clear; as well as cross-communication between teams.

Does everyone understand you?

Remember: Miscommunication is never the mistake of the recipient.


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