O Mentes Brilhantes em Paris

Julho 15, 2009Julho 22, 2009 rjfcosta

Esta semana nao temos posts, pois estamos em Paris a estudar as boas praticas de gestao da Disney!

Desculpem a acentuacao alternativa, mas o teclado frances nao ajuda!

Ate breve amigos!

Publicado por rjfcosta

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2 opiniões sobre “O Mentes Brilhantes em Paris”

Tiago diz:

Julho 20, 2009 às 11:52 pm

Gostava de ver um resumo deste “estudo”, será possível?

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rjfcosta diz:

Julho 21, 2009 às 1:19 pm

Concerteza amigo Tiago! vai ser o tópico de um dos meus próximos posts, ok?

Abraços,

Ricardo

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