Training to Deliver Bad News

Posted By: Ben Butina, Ph.D. August 29, 2019

Can training help managers deliver bad news? Listen up to find out.

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Ben Butina, Ph.D.

Dr. Butina, who hosts the Department 12 Podcast, is an industrial-organizational psychologist with interests in training, leadership development, talent management, and positive psychology in the workplace.

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