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Had the leaders
of the 1860s United States

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understood what our leaders
understand today,

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the Civil War
would never have happened.

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In a world where the headquarters
of a company might be in New York,

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Hong Kong, or Espoo, Finland,
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and the workers are in Gabon,
Rangoon, or Estonia,

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how does a manager maintain
proper rapport with the workers,

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and how does he or she
ensure from a distance

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that workers perform their work
in an ethical fashion?

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I'm about to show you
an actual prototype

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of the WTO's solution to two major
management problems of today.

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Now, we all know that not even
the best workplace design

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can help even the most
astute manager keep track of workers.

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What you need is a solution that enables
complete rapport with workers...

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especially when they're
located far away.

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Mike, would you help me a moment?
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Thank you.
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This is much better.
Much more comfortable.

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This is the WTO's answer to two
of the major management problems,

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and we're calling it
the Management Leisure Suit.

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It's-the two problems again...
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how to maintain close rapport
with distant workers

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and how to remain comfortable
and increase leisure activities.

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How does
the Management Leisure Suit work?

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Besides being extremely comfortable,
as I can guarantee you.

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Well, allow me to describe
the suit's core features.


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