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1. Be clear about who’s responsible for what. Every individual in your organization should clearly and completely understand what he or she is responsible for, what level of authority he or she has, and how he or she will be held accountable. Each employee also needs to know what others are responsible for, what authority others have, and how others will be held accountable. Without clarity on those points, confusion and mishaps are inevitable.
Creating Magic: 10 Common Sense Leadership Strategies from a Life at Disney
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