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Management / Management | | English term or phrase: taking on something new | Please help with the above phrase:
In this context:
As a leader if I’m taking on something new, what would my priorities be
What would I naturally take on, most important in the moment of taking on a new job or assignment.
¿how does it translate in both sentences?
(It is a practice session between employees and managers and the text coming before this is: We’re looking to see what we value and what we accidentally devalue or ignore or overlook or allow to annoy us.
look at your cards, keep trading cards, until you get two cards that best describe your priorities as a manager.
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  Mercedes Marta Moreno
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En ambos casos esa es la idea. Si no quieres repetir, puedes elegir cualquiera de estos sinónimos. Tambien la idea de "asumir" que propone Montse
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