Margaret Neale: Negotiation: Getting What You Want! (Ladies..This Is Worth a Look!)



What a great video for women in the workplace.  Do you need to learn how to negotiate a better salary? Do you need to learn how to negotiate better with your clients to get what you need?  If so, please check out this video!

It is totally worth your time if you are a person working in the modern workplace.

I share only the best!

Ciao,

Tara

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