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ECB World Vision Adventures in Partnering Discussion #1 - Avoiding delegated enthusiasm
270.50 k PDF | Published in May 2011
“Delegated enthusiasm” – a condition that occurs when the boss says “I am excited about this, and therefore you should be excited about it too.”
World Vision: Adventures in Partnering is a series of 14 discussion papers and case studies that represent the views and experience of more than 30 World Vision field staff, technical specialists and managers who are involved in the ECB Project.
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