Making Sen$e with Paul Solman
How to Succeed in Business by Really, Really Trying
Is the aptitude for business (the legal kind) distributed among convicted criminals as it is in the general population? One seasoned executive thinks so, and believes that by hiring the cream of the ex-con crop, his company will have a leg up on the competition. Paul Solman reports as part of his Making Sen$e series.
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Key Concepts
Human Resources, Human Capital, Labor, Labor Market, Savings Account, Character, Human Capital Investment, Work, Work Ethic
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