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Acknowledgment at work

When working inside of a team and not only, individuals feel the need to know that they are being listened to, valued and acknowledged. Establishing real connections at work, based on mutual respect and care, leads to more successful careers and companies.

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We are a group, not a team - something I never want to say about my colleagues.

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