The bottom line?
Bottom line?
You already know what you know. What you need to know is what other people know.
So describe a problem, ask for input, and then stay quiet and listen.
You never know what you might learn.
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How Do Great Leaders Solve Problems? By Asking a Question, and Then Shutting Up
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