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Sorry To Bother You

Richard Bradbury | Freda Liu | Christine Wong

09-Jul-18 12:00

Sorry To Bother You

On Enterprise Biz Bytes today, Richard Bradbury, Freda Liu and Christine Wong discussed:

 

1:23:30 - “Sorry To Bother You” Is Right — Minorities Are Judged By The Sound Of Their Voice, And There’s Science To Prove It

10:03:28 - These Are Your Two Biggest Workplace Etiquette Mistakes

18:35:42 - The Most Successful Entrepreneurs Are Able to Both Start Small And Think Big

25:43:85 - For Smart People To Be Great Bosses, They Have To Move Away From What Got Them Promoted In The First Place

31:22:13 - Events


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Categories:  TechnologyMedical Innovation and TechnologyTechPersonal DevelopmentEntrepreneurshipSME

Tags:  sorry to bother youmoviecomedyminoritiesdiscriminationworkplaceworkplace etiquetteentrepreneursstart smallthink bigsmart peoplegreat bosses





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