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Be A Leader: Why Campaigns And Initiatives Fail

ByLeaderonomics
Jan 26, 2016 • 1 Min Read
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We have witnessed leaders introducing new initiatives ever so often. After the initial sizzle and spark, they usually never materialise into anything remotely successful.

Yet companies ritually set up yearly initiatives or campaigns, much to the dismay of their employees. Why do they fail? And how can we ensure a successful initiative?

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