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Go For The Long Voyage

Go For The Long Voyage

Short-term benefits of firefighting (solving problems as they come) will be visible, but when a manager plays the long game, they think of the entire life cycle of the project, and the organization as a whole.

Preventing problems before they arise may not be as visible as solving problems, but is the right, proactive approach.

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