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Interview with Marcus Buckingham
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PurposeThis article provides an interview with Marcus Buckingham.Design/methodology/approachAn interview with Marcus Buckingham, looking at his work for The Gallup Organization and also his views about management and leadership development.FindingsMarcus Buckingham answers questions about managers, leaders and the recent CIPD conference.Originality/valueProvides an insightful interview with Marcus Buckingham.
Title: Interview with Marcus Buckingham
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PurposeThis article provides an interview with Marcus Buckingham.
Design/methodology/approachAn interview with Marcus Buckingham, looking at his work for The Gallup Organization and also his views about management and leadership development.
FindingsMarcus Buckingham answers questions about managers, leaders and the recent CIPD conference.
Originality/valueProvides an insightful interview with Marcus Buckingham.
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