Business Management study Notes on Setting Expectations, Establishing Rights and Responsibilities

Management study notes on Setting expectations, establishing rights and responsibilities
TABLE OF CONTENTS

(1) Setting expectations –introduction
(2) Path for Managers to set expectations
(3) Rights and Responsibilities for group members
(4) Rights-based approach to development
(5) Human rights
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