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Should one lower standards of 'alienated' employees for projects?
I think you have two possible questions here - one is about your "second-in-command", and I think there are plenty of answers out there dealing with this.
The other is the rest of your team, and how …
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Office Space Dilemma For My Interns
I think you should rethink your plans a bit more:
The remote working thing is a terrible idea for interns. By the nature of the role, interns need a lot of training, supervision, and direction - and …
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