Sure, the chief executive is important, but every good head honcho knows it's the workaday employees who really keep the office running. They're the people who greet the customers, push the paper, and answer the phones, clean up the messes,...
Sure, the chief executive is important, but every good head honcho knows it’s the workaday employees who really keep the office running. They’re the people who greet the customers, push the paper, and answer the phones, clean up the messes, and even make the coffee.
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