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Harvard Business Essentials by Richard Luecke provides a clear framework for recognizing employees who would thrive under coaching and mentoring initiatives. The book explains the essential steps to design, launch, and manage these development programs to enhance organizational performance. It serves as a practical guide for managers, HR professionals, and business leaders seeking to build stronger teams and support leadership growth.
First publish date: 2003
Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management
Authors: Richard Luecke
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