Mastering the Secret Etiquette of Golf

Topics:
Business Ethics
Tags:
Business Operations,
Corporate Governance,
Corporate Law,
Games,
International Data Group,
Personal Technology,
Productivity
Source:
IDG (International Data Group)

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Overview: Golf outings are as integral to corporate life as board meetings, annual reviews and holiday parties. And if CIOs want to play along, they have to know the subtle points of the game - not necessarily the rules or basic playing techniques but how to behave on the course and avoid perpetrating the cardinal sins of golfing etiquette.

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Format: HTML | Date: Apr 2005 | Pages: 8


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