They’ve lastly made it: They’re in a senior government position. Whether or not they’re an SVP, EVP, or C-level government, the idea is obvious: They’re a grasp of their craft and the sort of chief who not wants handholding. However that’s the paradox of being a senior chief: The upper you climb, the thinner the air of assist.
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