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Leadership’s little secret

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Don't waiver

Steve Wozniak is an engineer who sits in the middle of the personal computer story.

The way I heard it, Wozniak was the last person who created a whole computer -…

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The best leaders are great managers too. It’s a twofer.

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Let the driver do his job

This morning I tested the theory of the distribution of labour.

I put myself into the hands of another service provider. Now I'm someone who provides services for a living but…

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