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As we take a summer break, the teams at impact.info invite you to (re)listen to one of our episodes published this year.
This episode highlights the testimony of Julien Ohana, founder of the company Alternego.
Enjoy listening!
This article was automatically translated from its original Français version. Read the original
Managing conflicts in a business, whether large or small, can be tricky. However, it is essential if one wishes to maintain good cohesion within the organization. Julien Ohana has made this his expertise through his company Alternego.
Juliette Boulegon
impact.info journalist
Published on 20 August 2024
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