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From my earlier blogs you will know that tuk-tuks and I were not necessarily on the same page, book or […]
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From my earlier blogs you will know that tuk-tuks and I were not necessarily on the same page, book or […]
5). Thai..ke Thyme: Keeping the Carrot in mind! Read More »
From my earlier blogs you will remember that we were in Bangkok and that I hadn’t had great success with
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As a member of the PMI Leadership Institute Advisory Group I have the pleasure to have an active part in
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