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The way you present yourself to your employees is the way they will describe you to others. In this Executive Edge, the emphasis is on the image you project, which may not sync up with how you view yourself as the leader. Topics include the impact – good and bad – of what you say and do, and the need to build a trusting relationship above all. To successfully walk the talk, it’s helpful to remember that your employees are watching you.

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