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Want to be a good boss? Ask your team about their weekend

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Most leaders want to be good bosses, but it requires more from them than politely dishing out projects and engaging in meaningless small talk. Phill Nosworthy, an executive adviser with a focus on emotional leadership, says leaders need to put energy into forming meaningful relationships with their team. He spoke to AFR BOSS.

Phill Nosworthy says meaningful connections build a strong workplace culture. James Brickwood

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