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Build rapport with employees by welcoming their advice and critiques.

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Help employees achieve digital fluency by understanding their working styles related to tech.

Track and analyze metrics to uncover the financial and intangible value of wellness programs.

Despite disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic, Corey Muñoz ensures KPMG employees are learning—whether virtually or in person.

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All the leadership competence won't mean anything if employees don't trust you.

Despite uncertainties ahead, encourage employees to learn, collaborate, and experiment.