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Blame Business

My point in this Swail Letter is that I don’t generally buy what business is selling. Business says they want these attributes in their young workers, but their hiring practices illustrate a very different practice. Continue reading Blame Business

Unknown's avatarEducational Policy InstituteSeptember 19, 2017November 30, 20181 Comment

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