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Skills For Problem-Solving

Added Friday, January 8, 2010

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The new year always presents leaders with challenges which need to be thought out ahead of time.

With that in mind, Mal Fletcher has produced a new leadership editorial outlining nine important skills for solving leadership problems.

As a leader, you need to take these on board and to share them with your team, so that they're equipped to take on whatever challenges this year may throw at them.

Click here to read the editorial, or visit the leadership area of this site.

Keywords: problem-solving | solutions | leadership problems | leadership issues | church teams | teamwork

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