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Time CEO Anne Moore Advises Women to Forget Dilbert's View of Business
Women Beware: business careers can be "rich and wonderful" and do not mean you are confined to a cubicle with strictly routine, uncreative tasks. Ann Moore, chairman and CEO of Time, Inc. shared this message in her keynote speech at the 7th Annual Wharton Women in Business (WWIB) Conference held earlier this month. Learn more through a Knowledge@Wharton review.
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