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All managers communicate, but great managers communicate openly and effectively.

Open communication is a two-way process where both people feel safe and confident to share information freely, knowing that they will be listened to, and their views respected by the other person.

As a manager or supervisor, communicating openly with your employees builds trust, makes them feel valued and provides opportunities to express views and raise issues.

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