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Unblock communication

Walkouts and checkouts happen when employees don't feel heard, respected or considered. Some people close down and shut off when they feel like they don't belong or are unimportant.

Managers can avoid this pitfall by frequently inviting people to speak up at work. These invitations should be a routine part of our engagement with each other.

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