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Tips 46-50: Give Employees a Sense of Achievement

By Entrepreneur Staff | May 18, 2010

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Give Employees aSense of Achievement

47.

Create Opportunitiesfor Employees to Grow and Develop

A dividend:

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Make People FeelImportant

49.

Meet WithEmployees in Small Groups

50.

Review YourPolicies, Processes and Procedures

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Give Employees aSense of Achievement

47.

Create Opportunitiesfor Employees to Grow and Develop

A dividend:

48.

Make People FeelImportant

49.

Meet WithEmployees in Small Groups

50.

Review YourPolicies, Processes and Procedures

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