To be a manager, one must be able to manage her own relationship with the people around her, as well as the relationship — Sophie Rose
To be a manager, one must be able to manage her own relationship with the people around her, as well as the relationship — Sophie Rose
To be a manager, one must be able to manage her own relationship with the people around her, as well as the relationship — Sophie Rose
To be a manager, one must be able to manage her own relationship with the people around her, as well as the relationship — Sophie Rose
To be a manager, one must be able to manage her own relationship with the people around her, as well as the relationship — Sophie Rose
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To be a manager, one must be able to manage her own relationship with the people around her, as well as the relationships among his subordinates. Just being perfect in paperwork and operations does not make one a good manager.

— Sophie Rose
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