Do you think morning meetings are important or time wasting exercise?

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Date Posted: 2013/07/01

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by mohammad jaheer shaik , CHANNEL PARTNER ( REGIONAL MANAGER) , MTS INDIA (SISTEMA SHYAM TELESERVICES LIMITED)

ya!! ofcourse.
i think so.
btw morning motivation would be lot good.

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