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Do you struggle with the interactions you have with your boss, peers, or direct reports? Do you find that some just flow and are extremely productive where as others seem stagnant and have minimal benefit\/results?<\/p>\n

Everyone is on overload so we need to ensure our interactions and meetings are meaningful. We’re all pretty good about having an agenda and talking points, but as leaders we also need to set the right environment.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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E-Coach, <\/strong>one of our strategic partners, <\/strong>believes that it\u2019s up to us as leaders to create the right environment in order to achieve desired results. They have identified the 3 most important elements as:<\/p>\n