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Send us Fan Mail Things go wrong, plans don’t work out, you don’t get the opportunity you were seeking. But what if the rug is literally pulled out from underneath you. It’s not a set-back it’s a major catastrophe. Your comfort zone is gone! And your usual tactics to “bounce back” don’t apply. Now what? If you want inspiration and a framework, listen to this conversation. Mark Berridge spent 25 years as a corporate leader across Asia-Pacific. He served as Chief Negotiator for Rio Tinto’...
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