4. Adapting your attitude
As a project leader, team leader, project manager or manager, you need to adapt your behavior. We're going to illustrate some of the responses you can make to certain attitudes. The aim is not to impose a particular type of behavior on you at all costs, but to provide you with a range of possible reactions to situations you encounter, so that you can optimize your management activity.
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