What Using These 5 Clichéd Phrases Says About Your Management Style

Judith Humphrey, Fast Company
Fri, 01/25/2019 - 1:00am

Falling back on expressions like, “Let’s think outside the box,” sends unintended messages about what kind of a boss you are. Whether you’re a project manager, VP, or a CEO, you want to avoid turns of phrase that make you sound weak, clueless, or just plain offensive. Too often we use familiar expressions without considering their underlying message.Read Full Story

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