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It is not being mean to hold your team accountable to do the jobs they are being paid to do. It is a manager’s job. The truth is, a manager has a job to do and a team has a job to do. You have a responsibility as a manager to ensure that your team is being paid for doing the job they’re being paid to do, and if you have any reason to believe that they aren’t, then you should be holding them accountable.
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