MASTER MO CAME FROM USA, HIS TASKS TEAM TRAINING FOR TWO DAYS AND HIS GOALS EVERYONE WOULD BE ACTIVE, STRAIGHT-OUT AND SUSTAINING EACH OTHER AND THAT THE TEAM WOULD FORMULATE ATHE FEASIBLE STRATEGY PLANS OF MICROSOFT CHINA. HOLDING A UNIVERSE OF OPPORTUNITIES ON TEAM PROPERTIES WHAT ARE THE MERIT OF TEAM TRAINING IN MICROSOFT CHINA? HOW TO MANAGE THE MEMBERS WITH STRONG ABILITY AND PERSONALITY?

MASTER MO CAME FROM USA, HIS TASKS TEAM TRAINING FOR TWO DAYS AND HIS GOALS EVERYONE WOULD BE ACTIVE, STRAIGHT-OUT AND SUSTAINING EACH OTHER AND THAT THE TEAM WOULD FORMULATE ATHE FEASIBLE STRATEGY PLANS OF MICROSOFT CHINA. HOLDING A UNIVERSE OF OPPORTUNITIES ON TEAM PROPERTIES WHAT ARE THE MERIT OF TEAM TRAINING IN MICROSOFT CHINA? HOW TO MANAGE THE MEMBERS WITH STRONG ABILITY AND PERSONALITY?

Management, Loose-Leaf Version

13th Edition

ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter18: Leading Teams

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