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Right, it's more of an ownership desert. The area isn't seen as valuable, so no one wants to wind up stuck there. Really, it's a leadership problem, because by
by lostdog 6y ago
Right, it's more of an ownership desert.
The area isn't seen as valuable, so no one wants to wind up stuck there. Really, it's a leadership problem, because by adding in some compensation or praise or prestige, managers can create arable land.