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    You are here Home » leadership development

    How to Start a Manager Swap Program

    Last updated on Jul 21, 2015 by Dan McCarthy · This post may contain affiliate links

    One of the best
    ways to develop a broad and deep set of leadership competencies is to move
    around in a variety of challenging and diverse jobs. The most successful
    leaders, especially general managers, tend to hone their skills by working in
    different functions, geographies, and product lines.

    Read
    my latest post over at About.com
    to learn how to set up a “Manager Exchange
    Program” in your organization as a way to facilitate management development
    moves.



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