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* Managing Well * By Susan L. Mackey A philosophy professor stood before his class with a large empty mayonnaise jar. He proceeded to fill the jar with 2-inch-diameter rocks. He asked his students if they believed the jar to be full. In unison, they agreed it was.
* Managing Well *
By Susan L. Mackey
He proceeded to fill the jar with 2-inch-diameter rocks. He asked his students if they believed the jar to be full. In unison, they agreed it was.
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He proceeded to fill the jar with 2-inch-diameter rocks. He asked his students if they believed the jar to be full. In unison, they agreed it was.
...
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