Book Review: Great Teams – 16 Things High Performing Organizations Do Differently
Great Teams is a book that does a really good job combining sports and business insights into a resource with a lot of good concepts and ideas.
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Great Teams is a book that does a really good job combining sports and business insights into a resource with a lot of good concepts and ideas.
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