When the tool is frustrated, she might stop working.
There's a better way to collaborate than seeing people as tools.
No one wants to be a tool.
The master craftsman receives praise for the beautiful chair he’s made. No one cares about the hammer or saw. The tools are necessary, but not the point. This is not a blog post on the undying search for praise, but one about the search for a new way to work with people instead o…
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