Kate Matsudaira
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None of us hears "thank you" or "awesome job" enough at work. Being the person who praises other people is an amazing person to be, especially when you follow this formula for making your praise ridiculously effective.
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How Is Your Week Going So Far?: Praise matters just as much as money.
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- Published: 1 December 2017
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