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It's not useful because it provides empty universally accepted statements (i.e. you don't have to actually have any managerial experience to come up with this l
by nuggien 5y ago
It's not useful because it provides empty universally accepted statements (i.e. you don't have to actually have any managerial experience to come up with this list) with no examples of what each means in the context of a relationship with a direct report.
- cutemonster 5y ago> It's not useful It was useful to me. And the statements are not empty, not to me at least. (I'm yet another person, I mean, not GP.)