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11 Bosses Worse Than Yours

25 Feb 2015 11:25 | JHRS (Administrator)

Throughout a lifetime, the average person will hold around 11 jobs and work for many different bosses. Even those that take pride in their work occasionally find themselves at the mercy of a boss they just can’t identify with.

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