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My Compliance Library: Embedding nature and care into CCO job
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Richard Bistrong2019-05-21T19:17:00
In his latest book review, Richard Bistrong explores Paul J. Zak’s theory on how building relationships with colleagues and keeping communications honest and vulnerable is key to establishing a high-performing company.
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