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We Bring Who We Are To Work

Posted by Ben Dattner on July 28, 2010

Henry Ford reportedly once complained that all he wanted from a worker was a pair of hands, but that he had to deal with the whole person instead. Each of us brings our whole self to work each day, whether or not we realize it.
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