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From Harvard Business School’s Working Knowledge newsletter- eight (!) tips for keeping one’s business intact through a recession.
For the most part, these are things any business needs to review periodically in any case. For me, the one-line summary is "avoid the temptation to withdraw into product-engineering mode. You ... Continue reading »
For the most part, these are things any business needs to review periodically in any case. For me, the one-line summary is "avoid the temptation to withdraw into product-engineering mode. You ... Continue reading »
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