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I would rather lose money than trust
- Robert Bosch, pioneering and pragmatic, humanist and humanitarian
- Narrated by: Rob Quirk
- Length: 1 hr and 50 mins
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I would rather lose money than trust
Narrated by:
Rob Quirk
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Summary
"Now, I don't pay good wages because I have a lot of money; I have a lot of money because I pay good wages. In my idealism, I am really a materialist wise enough to realize that I cannot be the only one to benefit".
Let this audiobook take you on a journey through the life stages and philosophy of a remarkable man. His actions were guided by principles far ahead of their time - principles which today are still absolutely relevant as a viable model for company leadership in the future; a potential blueprint for social, cultural, and political sustainability in corporate culture.
Let this audiobook take you on a journey through the life stages and philosophy of a remarkable man. His actions were guided by principles far ahead of their time - principles which today are still absolutely relevant as a viable model for company leadership in the future; a potential blueprint for social, cultural, and political sustainability in corporate culture.
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