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There is no reason to climb a ladder if you aren’t interested in what it at the top.
Started by peteonrails · 1 year ago
I went to B-School when I was stuck in a corporate job, looking for a way to climb to the next level of misery. By my last year of MBA classes, I had made a radical 180 in my thinking. Smart people don’t need to stick with lousy jobs. That is follower behavior. Lead and [...]
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