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Today's Workforce Quotes By Stuart Briscoe: If people concentrated on their responsibilities, others would

If people concentrated on their responsibilities, others would have their rights. — Stuart Briscoe

Today's Workforce Quotes By Taylor Swift: The trials and tribulations in your life make

The trials and tribulations in your life make you stronger. — Taylor Swift

Today's Workforce Quotes By George R R Martin: It was not the scorn of the many

It was not the scorn of the many that left her confused and vulnerable, but the kindness of the few. — George R R Martin

Today's Workforce Quotes By Betty Sue Flowers: What's emerging is a new synthesis of science,

What's emerging is a new synthesis of science, spirituality and leadership as different facets of a single way of being. — Betty Sue Flowers

Today's Workforce Quotes By Betty Friedan: Most of the people in the workforce today

Most of the people in the workforce today will spend some years when they also have children and family responsibilities. — Betty Friedan

Today's Workforce Quotes By Bill Gates: Training the workforce of tomorrow with today's high

Training the workforce of tomorrow with today's high schools is like trying to teach kids about today's computers on a 50-year-old mainframe. — Bill Gates

Today's Workforce Quotes By Amy Tan: You remember only what you want to remember.

You remember only what you want to remember. You know only what your heart allows you to know. — Amy Tan

Today's Workforce Quotes By Ursula K. Le Guin: For if it's all the rest of us

For if it's all the rest of us who are killed by the suicide, it's himself whom the murderer kills; only he has to do is over, and over, and over. — Ursula K. Le Guin

Today's Workforce Quotes By Deborah Ann Gordon: How you enter something is how it will

How you enter something is how it will unfold. — Deborah Ann Gordon