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gee4
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Re: Behaviour in Meetings
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March 31, 2009, 01:45:19 pm »
It sounds like respect was lost a long time ago for whatever reason that may be. Any director needs to establish a level of authority to ensure his managers have his respect. Very hard to restore if it has already got to that stage.
That's why I am not really personal with anyone senior than me. I find a line is crossed and that's when relationships break down.
Perhaps this person is not director material and instead would prefer to be one of the boys.
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