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The ultimate consequence of not listening well to others is that they don't feel seen, heard, or understood. Your team members aren't as engaged in their work, they question if you really value them as a person, and they may frequently tune out when you are communicating with them. This poor habit makes your job as a leader exponentially harder.

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With a young, inexperienced lineup, the Horseheads boys soccer team missed out on qualifying for the Section 4 Class AA tournament in 2017. The good news is those players are a year older and give the Blue Raiders a basis for optimism as they head into the regular season.

"We have some solid seniors who will provide good leadership," veteran Horseheads coach Mark Mucci said. "We are looking to build as a team and get stronger each week. It's a good group of talented players who work hard and believe in each other."

"The key with a condensed season like ours is getting the team to gel quickly, getting everyone to understand their role on the team, and having them follow through to the best of their ability," Mucci said.

Horseheads has had a productive preseason. The Blue Raiders joined several other teams at the Bond Fest in Trumansburg before traveling to Elmira Notre Dame on Aug. 24 to face the perennial Interscholastic Athletic Conference powerhouse Crusaders.

"A good, solid start would be nice," Mucci said. "Get us off and rolling to hopefully have a strong season. I think that we have a solid team this year. I think we've got some good depth and some quality players. Just hoping for big things and hopefully we'll get a good start."

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In one of our Pipelines some of our team members are unable to set a Closed Lost Reason on a Deal. The deal property is Drop Down Select, with five different options.

This is rather strange, as they can set closed lost reason on Deals in other Pipelines.

The team members in question are all users with Sales Professional status.

It does not seem as if there are different settings for each pipeline, they are identical.

Has anyone else encountered the same issue?

Any help would be greatly appreaciated.

What exactly are those team members seeing when they want to edit the dropdown? Could you share a screenshot? Are they able to see the dropdown, select a value but not save it? Are they able to see but not edit it? Or does the property not appear at all?

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In her previous role at Good Reason Houston, Ashley served as Chief of Staff, managing the people, human resources, finance, and operations functions. Before joining Good Reason Houston, Ashley was the Director of Consulting and Management Services at Silicon Valley Community Foundation. There, she led a team responsible for all non-traditional lines of business. Ashley also served as a founding team member of New Schools for Baton Rouge, a nonprofit working to improve educational outcomes; co-founder of a workforce development program that teaches basic computer coding skills to youth; and a founding teacher and grade level leader at the highest performing elementary school in post-Katrina New Orleans through Teach For America.

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The NHL's holiday break can't come soon enough for some teams, while other clubs seem to have hit a new stride as winter officially begins. How far did the New Jersey Devils fall this week? Which Eastern Conference team surged up seven spots?

How we rank: A panel of ESPN hockey commentators, analysts, reporters and editors rates teams against one another -- taking into account game results, injuries and upcoming schedule -- and those results are tabulated to produce the list featured here.

The Hurricanes are surging lately with an incomparable full-team attack that shows no signs of slowing. Martin Necas and Seth Jarvis appear rejuvenated. Jordan Staal is having a moment. Carolina's defense is terrific. When the Hurricanes bring it all together like this, it's impossible not to have high hopes for what's to come.

The Penguins are a better team with Jason Zucker, and they were hopeful a recent injury wouldn't hold him out for long. Zucker returned even sooner than expected, and was back to being a serious offensive factor, elevating Evgeni Malkin's line. The healthier Pittsburgh stays, the higher its hopes can climb.

The Kings have good reason to hope Pheonix Copley can turn things around in net. While Jonathan Quick is having a difficult season, Copley has played well in December (with a 5-1-0 record so far) and gives L.A. a great chance every night. If Copley can support Quick in finding his form post-holiday break, that's even better.

The Islanders aren't a prolific scoring bunch, so their best hope for long-term success has rested heavily on their goaltending. And with good reason. Ilya Sorokin has been solid all season. Semyon Varlamov has played well (when healthy). If Sorokin can hold the fort now that Varlamov is sidelined by an injury, New York will hopefully have time to get its offensive support in line.

The Flames are benefitting from the best of Elias Lindholm lately, as he has kept their offense propped up through a challenging stretch. Every team needs that player who can lift them out of a funk, and there's hope Lindholm's continued excellence can be a catalyst for sustained success.

The Panthers swung for the fences in acquiring Matthew Tkachuk, and Tkachuk has delivered regular dynamic performances. Florida has to believe that the entire team will eventually feed off that energy. Speaking of good omens, the Panthers got lucky that Aleksander Barkov's recent injury won't keep him sidelined for long. 2351a5e196