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Quote by Robert Heller

“Never ignore a gut feeling, but never believe that it's enough.”

Quote by Robert Heller

Book:The Supermanagers: Managing for Success, the Movers and the Doers, the Reasons Why

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The Supermanagers: Managing for Success, the Movers and the Doers, the Reasons Why

This book explores the dynamics of management, highlighting the characteristics and approaches of effective leaders. It delves into the reasons behind successful management practices and offers insights into how managers can drive success within their organizations. more

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Robert Heller (1826-1878) was an individual of an unknown profession category active in the 19th century. Specific details about his life and achievements are not available. more

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