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Communicate and manage expectations

After you set clear expectations, there are a few steps you can actively take to effectively communicate and manage them.

  • Be very clear on the objectives
  • Allow time for the employees to ask questions
  • Discuss the tools necessary to accomplish each task.
  • Convey the purpose of each task
  • Ensure you are available and attentive.

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