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What would some good QBQ's be for each of your selected statements?

My manager doesn't even give me feedback. I don't know how I am doing!

When is she going to start working as hard as the rest of us?

My staff never does things the way I ask them to.

I don't have enough time to get it all done! And now they are telling me I need to do more!

When will management change? This place would be better if they would be different!

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1.My manager doesn't even give me feedback. I don't know how I am doing!

What do I need from the manager to help me understand what I need to do?

2.When is she going to start ...

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