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Business, 22.02.2020 06:07, jobucks9976

All of the members of the ladies' circle were horrified when each of them arrived at the parish hall with 20 gallons of potato salad. It was all quite delicious but wasn't the well-balanced spread they customarily set out. The potato salad disaster of '89 was passed from generation to generation along with a stern warning to:
A) make sure that every team member is motivated.
B) make sure that project goals are clear.
C) make sure that project team roles are clear.
D) make sure that turnover is low.

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