The knowledge-based organization: Using stories to embody and transfer knowledge. My one hour interview with Brother Wolf: how storytelling can be used to effect change in any work place setting.
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I heard some of his stories. And i found them interesting.
Posted by: resveratrol | January 20, 2012 at 08:11 AM