The Manager’s Guide To Surviving The World Cup

Shankar Santhiram, EQTD Consulting

19-Jun-18 11:00

The Manager’s Guide To Surviving The World Cup

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While football team managers at the World Cup pour over strategies and stats on how to win the coveted cup, office managers around the world will be strategising and monitoring stats on how to prevent a world cup-related dip in productivity at the workplace. How do you cope with the mounting MCs? Should you organise a match viewing party? Should you condone betting pools? Here’s the Manager’s Guide to Surviving the World Cup.

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Categories: Technology, Medical Innovation and Technology, Tech, Entrepreneurship, Personal Development

Tags: World Cup, Russia 2018, strategic management, workplace ethics,

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