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3 Communication Errors That Negatively Impact Women Leaders
It is essential to understand how everyday communication errors can ultimately harm your career potential.
Carol Sankar is the founder of The Confidence Factor for Women in Leadership, which is a global executive leadership firm focused on inclusion initiatives for high achieving women. Sankar has been featured at TEDx, The Steve Harvey Show, the Society for Human Resource Management and more.
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