Reflecting on his career as a chess Grandmaster and a member of Russia's political opposition, Garry Kasparov found that the same strategies used to win his game can lead to success at the office.
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Garry Kasparov
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where can I get the whole interview. Anyone?? Thanx
The greatest, the best of all time, in all planet earth since chess is played, no one were better than Kasparov, a unique Genius, the last Genius, the Genius of pure inteligence and thinking, a original creator, not a book reader, using knowledge of others.
Don't you think Putin is taking a page out of the Dick Cheney playbook - Let someone else be the front man and operate behind the scenes under less scrutiny - e.g. "Secure Location."
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