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René Schlegel (Robert Bosch): "It’s Very Important in Leadership to Identify What Not to Do"

21.01.2009

René Schlegel, Head of Robert Bosch in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, tells us more about his competencies, particularly, about the ability to define what should not be done and ability to see what other people are good at.

Prepared by Katia Barzova, Good2Work Intern, on January 21, 2009

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René Schlegel

Robert Bosch, Head of Robert Bosch in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus



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