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Help needed, you guys. I became a manager at my job last January. I've apparently been too easygoing with my team (formerly peers, now my staff) because I'm getting phone calls from clients that my folks are not meeting deadlines and aren't communicating. I know, I think we all know, that staying in GOOD communication with clients is the most important thing to avoid issues. I've said many times that we need to touch base with clients weekly at minimum.

I work for a social justice nonprofit; we have today off for Juneteenth, so I'm posting about it. Being blatantly self-promotional, I'm starting with the project my husband *just* finished installing for artist Christopher Blay, the East Rosedale Monument. It's located across the street from the future National Juneteenth Museum, by BIG, covered in Archinect news here.