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Assemble a team of people who really know each other

For the best results, put together a group of employees who are not only capable of working together, but who enjoy working together, too.

A brainstorming session is far more effective when the participants are familiar with each other.

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Sometimes the most important life lessons are the ones we end up learning the hard way.

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