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\"chart<\/a>4 reasons that senior managers struggle.<\/strong><\/p>\n

by martin bissett<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n

ultimately, when we have to interact with clients, subordinates, superiors or peers, the questions are always the same: who do\u00a0i need to deliver this information to and what approach would they respond most favorably to?<\/p>\n

more on the passport to partnership:<\/b> 3 questions to evaluate your firm culture<\/a> | learn to read your firm\u2019s culture<\/a> | competence: more than technical skills<\/a> | experts advise what partnership takes<\/a> | partnership: competence is just the foot in the door<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

in arriving at “communication” we come to the most intangible of all the components to obtain a “passport to partnership.”
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