responsibilities they may not have thought they were capable of

Russian translation: взвалить на себя такую ответственность, которая до сих пор могла казаться им непосильной

17:30 Apr 30, 2016
English to Russian translations [PRO]
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English term or phrase: responsibilities they may not have thought they were capable of
Leading others….
Is very demanding and takes up a lot of time.
Requires control at the start to set the boundaries, then leaving the individual to do it for themselves and reviewing outcomes at the end.
Means that you often have to spend time influencing others to take on responsibilities they may not have thought they were capable of.
Means that you must be hands-off at all times to enable individuals to develop their own ways of doing things.
Leading others is best…
When long-term apprenticeships are used.
When it is non-directive support for the individual’s development.
Maxim Polukhin
Local time: 13:51
Russian translation:взвалить на себя такую ответственность, которая до сих пор могла казаться им непосильной
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Igor Antipin
Russian Federation
Local time: 13:51
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3 +2взвалить на себя такую ответственность, которая до сих пор могла казаться им непосильной
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взвалить на себя такую ответственность, которая до сих пор могла казаться им непосильной


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Igor Antipin
Russian Federation
Local time: 13:51
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agree  Viachaslau: взвалить - симпатичный глагол, но в данном контексте (да и в целом) обременяет фразу негативным оттенком, поэтому предлагаю от него отказаться и заменить более нейтральным "взять" или "брать"
30 mins
  -> Согласен, спасибо!

agree  Denis Zabelin
2 hrs
  -> Спасибо!
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