Poor managers often emerge not from a lack of ability, but from flawed selection and preparation

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An excellent specialist does not automatically become a good manager after promotion. Companies often choose managers based on results in their previous role and only later discover that they lack the ability to build trust, create conditions for performance, or handle authority well. The answer is not another generic training course, but a change in how managers are selected, evaluated, and developed.

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Poor managers often emerge not from a lack of ability, but from flawed selection and preparation

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