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Haiku for project managers - leadership

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Build your people up /

They will be more productive /

Than beating them down


Posted on: June 13, 2016 12:00 AM | Permalink

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Mike Frenette Manager, IT PMO, retired| Halifax Water Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Who beats people down /

Cannot really be leaders /

Dispose of bullies.

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Robert Prol Project Manager| KPMG LLP East Sandwich, Ma, United States
Sometimes it's the boss
Who does all the bullying
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