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- What a Paperboy Learned About Business
- De: Jeffrey J. Fox
- Narrado por: Jeffrey J. Fox
- Duración: 3 h y 30 m
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General4 out of 5 stars 94
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 67
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Paperboys and girls symbolize our country's relentless, indefatigable entrepreneurial spirit. They bought, sold, and delivered papers. And they did it alone, often in the dark and cold - and they were kids! In this witty and wise story, best-selling business author Jeffrey J. Fox reveals why the lessons paperboys learn so often establish them on the early road to success.
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1 out of 5 stars
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Too homey and sapey after a while
- De Dan en 04-08-09
- Rain
- What a Paperboy Learned About Business
- De: Jeffrey J. Fox
- Narrado por: Jeffrey J. Fox
Too homey and sapey after a while
Revisado: 04-08-09
I don't know why I ordered this one. Probably because I delivered papers as a kid. The first chapter or two is fairly interesting. But then it gets old quick and appears written for a fourth grade mentality. With variations of the same theme over and over: Paperboy's worked hard to wake up early and deliver the paper to Mr. Goodwin's doorstep. Therefore, they were cut and bread on the "good 'ol" American work ethic. And that's what we need to return to today.
I disagree. It was a mild form of exploitative child labor. Big corporations, like newspapers need to employ more adults with livable wages and health care. Kids can help. But it shouldn't be a kid's seven day responsibility. They're kids for cryin' out loud!
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