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By the very nature of their job the salesmen are a shady bunch but their ways of working and limits are set by the directors so it would be unfair to blame them for the failings of the company. The old boys club at the top will always be responsible for whether we fail or succeed.
  • Posted 27 Mar 2015 17:57
  • By clockwatcher
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  • oxon, United Kingdom

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