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. The real job of a leader is to inspire the organization to take responsibility for creating a better future. Effective communication is a leader’s most critical tool to make things happen.
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By Daniel Flynn Greece is locking hundreds of migrants in an overcrowded centre on the Mediterranean island of Lesbos without proper sanitation and medical care in what French charity Medicins Sans Frontiers
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