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This allows you to have clear goals from the beginning. You can tell everyone what needs to be done and it will get done more efficiently.
It is easier to learn things in this kind of culture. You will get to share it with everyone and learn more than you could on your own.
Not everyone who owns a business is an entrepreneur.
Managers would need, in order to successfully implement the 360-degree feedback process, to understand the benefits and detractors of such a program, as well as accept and address the potential challenges faced with this process. Starting up may require some flexibility, and multiple meetings so everyone involved understands the requirements and benefits of such a program.
The easiest method for shortening project time is to change the scope to match your current progress. Poof...Your project is done. Of course, "which of the following" questions without anything following are a waste of everyone's time. Naturally, with no constraints, any answer to this specific question is correct.
Everyone and anyone.
No, you can't get "knowledge on everyone and everything". Nobody has knowledge on everything. However, you *can* learn quite a lot. The method to do this is to study diligently.
Did the group learn from the experience, did the group create a model or prototype and test it, did the group brainstorm new ideas for handling the situation, did everyone in the group share his or her knowledge bout the current situation.
To answer everyone's questions.
Usually a will is public knowledge.
are accessible to everyone due to their strategic placement
No. I believe in individuality. Everyone should have the right to express themselves.
Not yet.
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everyone must study inorder to improve their knowledge. Knowledge is power. Knowing basic principles of physics leads to inventions of new appliances.
everyone has equal access knowledge that they can also contribute to.
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