It may be that you and your opponent do not speak the same language, you do not agree on how well the work is done, you choose to misunderstand the counterpart, there are emotions involved and so on and so on.
5.12.2019
The language that everyone speaks
After a lifetime (it feels so) as a CFO, I am very familiar with the language that everyone speaks, AKA money.
It may be that you and your opponent do not speak the same language, you do not agree on how well the work is done, you choose to misunderstand the counterpart, there are emotions involved and so on and so on.
It may be that you and your opponent do not speak the same language, you do not agree on how well the work is done, you choose to misunderstand the counterpart, there are emotions involved and so on and so on.
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