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Doing More with Less

Posted on Monday, January 14, 2002 @ 09:22 AM EST

amichalek writes "For me, making the change from working at a traditional company to being a unit of 1 was filled with lessons on how to turn the limitations of being a 1 person company into a strategic advantage. Lately, in the recent press about the recession and its impact on businesses - many companies are facing the same kinds of pains. For example, in this article from Business 2.0 12 management tips for how to make do with less are discussed. Click here to read the article."
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