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Why is it that managers are typically running out of time while their subordinates are typically running out of work? Here we shall explore the meaning of management time as it relates to the interaction between managers and their bosses, their peers, and their subordinates.

The earliest test of leadership comes with that first assignment to manage others. Most new managers initially fail this test because of a set of common misconceptions about what it means to be in charge.

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One of my bosses explained to me his thoughts around the Monkey Management Style v/s Cat Management style- new to me then. The major difference in these styles can be observed if you know the difference between how a cat carries kittens v/s how a monkey carries its babies. For those stuck in concrete jungles for a good part of life, check picture.

A decade plus of Industry experience gave me opportunities to work with a varied set of Managers, of different sizes, shapes and mental frame work. A good number of them made me apply for multiple jobs, many of them made me realize that anyone can grow in system, some of them brought out a loyal follower in me and a few shaped me to become a leader. Many of these managers were born leaders, completely independent, exhibiting consistent greatness across favorable and unfavorable times. My paths also crossed some great Managers who were supported by a Senior Leader and unfortunately in the absence of the latter, these Managers ceased to showcase the same greatness once associated with them. It may be due to the fact that they had been always under the shadow of the bigger boss and when left to fend for themselves- gaps emerged, that nobody knew existed. Reminds me of Dennis the Menace, such an accurate title.

As theory puts it, there are four basic leadership styles- Autocratic, Bureaucratic, Laissez Faire and Democratic. There is enough material developed and discussed around these styles and its contextual effectiveness. Despite the style and approach one exercises, the Managers generally get categorized in layman language as Tough vs Sweet, People Oriented vs Process Oriented, Appreciative vs Criticizing, Soft Spoken v/s Noisy, Trust worthy vs Crooked, Friendly v/s Moody, Daring v/s Timid etc. Theory also suggests that the effectiveness of Leadership styles varies based on employee performance exhibited, understanding and adherence of team to standards/procedures, criticality of task performed, creativity needed for work completion, team maturity etc. All said and done, I have not come across many Managers who effectively shift their style of leading based on teams they manage and/or the system they operate in, beyond cosmetic changes based on familiarity and trust. These differentiations at its best could be to the tune of one bordering on Split Personality Disorder. However, for majority of Managers, the basic mental framework and operation mode fueled by beliefs, disbeliefs and experiential learning remains the same thereby impacting people down, across and up

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The Billings County Commissioner lives a half-mile off the well-traveled Bakken Oil Patch thoroughfare only about four miles south of the McKenzie County line and said he deals with oilfield traffic every day. He even believes the drop in oil prices over the past year hasn't created that much of a slowdown along the highway.

The public will get a glimpse of the 62-mile project proposed by the North Dakota Department of Transportation for the first time this week when public scoping meetings are held at 5 p.m. Monday at Belfield City Hall and at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Watford City City Hall.

Jamie Olson, the NDDOT's public information specialist, said there's no telling how long the four-laning process would take, but said it could last upward of a decade. There's also no dollar amount attached to the project yet, as it must go through multiple approval steps first.

"It'll take a long time once they complete that environmental (assessment) portion of it," she said. "That'll help to answer some of those questions: How long are we looking at? What are the options?"

Jesse Romanyshyn, the owner and manager of Four Corners Cafe in Fairfield, said he's undecided about the proposal and plans to attend one of this week's meetings to ask questions and learn more about the project.

While Romanyshyn said areas of Highway 85 could use more passing lanes, he's concerned about how a four-lane road -- which would likely include a fifth turning lane -- would go through the tiny town where his is one of the few businesses.

He said four-laning Highway 85 would put the elementary school that's to the north of his cafe much closer to the road than it already is and would impact the Club 85 bar that's on the other side of the highway.

Olson said a "major component" of the proposed project is the rehabilitation or replacement of the Long X Bridge over the Little Missouri River about 15 miles south of Watford City in the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

The 56-year-old bridge, with a 16-foot clearance, has been shut down multiple times over the past few years because of accidents and was struck 20 times between 2011 and 2014, according to NDDOT statistics.

Klewin, executive director of the Theodore Roosevelt Expressway Association, which lobbies for making the road four lanes from Williston to Belle Fourche, S.D., said he's pleased to see the project beginning to move forward.

"We have a tourism industry that consistently grows in North Dakota on the western side, and that area there is part of our tourism attractions. And also we have a world-class industry that U.S. Highway 85 serves," he said, referring to the state's oil and gas industry. "We have to combine those things and we have to realize that we have to make human life and transportation safety in the forefront."

"This is still an economic engine that is turning along. There's going to be a lot of pipes coming into this country and a lot of people," Zubke said. "To me, this looks like the perfect time to do it. Why wait until we're overheated, and we've got that hustle and bustle back? Why not do it now? It's a long-term infrastructure project that needs to happen." 152ee80cbc

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