Do we really need to work on motivation of our subordinates or clear goals and objectives are good enough to get results ?

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Mohammed El Tahir Mohammed Yousif
17-July-2017

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by Solomon Bekoe

Yes we need to work on motivation because through motivation we can get things done through others

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