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Essay heading: Characteristics of a Knowledge- and Value-Centered Manager
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He or she needs to be understanding and willing to listen to whom they are speaking with, offering insight as to what will or will not work with or for that person. Acceptance is something that is just as important. Accepting a person for who there are and not what you want them to be, will display the manager’s ability to be proactive, unbiased and successful... displayed 300 characters
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Commitment: a manager has to be committed to those they serve, to who they answer to, and to the staff they manage. He or she must be willing to be available in all aspects of and according to their job requirements/descriptions and what company officials, staff, and consumers’ need. A manager is a productive member of a company and is an important part of the internal function or operation of his or her employer... displayed next 300 characters
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