Yes, participation inspires motivation. But who should participate in what? And for how long? One of the toughest calls for a new leader is deciding when enough participation is enough. Those calls are especially tough for leaders whove risen through the ranks. How can you go from cutting up with your buddies after work on Wednesday to cutting off debate on Friday?
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