On the recordJanuary 1, 1900
He speedily finds that the quality of successful management, the power to handle men and secure results, may exist in seemingly unlikely persons.
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gutenberg.orgHe speedily finds that the quality of successful management, the power to handle men and secure results, may exist in seemingly unlikely persons.
Roosevelt notes that practical experience in leadership reveals that effective management and the ability to achieve results can emerge from unexpected individuals.
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