What does it truly take to lead, inspire, and make a difference in social care? Discover What Social Care Has Taught Us About Leadership and Management by Ben Miller and Laura Gardiner, an insightful and
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Starting a business is exciting, but enthusiasm alone is not enough to create long term success. Many first time entrepreneurs enter the business world with a strong idea and plenty of determination, yet they underestimate
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Early in my leadership career, I thought being a good sales manager meant staying close to everything. I watched the pipeline, followed up on activity, asked about deals, and stepped in whenever performance started to
