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The First Night of Sleep is on Me, But the Second is on You!

Wayne rivers
By Wayne Rivers
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This week Wayne reviews a great leadership article written by one of our most successful roundtable members, Damian Lang. His article offered three excellent tips for promoting both harmony and productivity in your company.

We would love to hear what management practices you use successfully in your organizations. Please share them with us.

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Reader Mail

In this week's vlog, Wayne shares three emails from our contractor audience and a thought provoking article forwarded by Chris Manning of Overaa Construction which challenges some of our points in the February vlog about micromanagement. What are your reactions? Has the micromanagement pendulum swung too far?

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