Centésimo Podcast e Retrospectiva 2008

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Neste centésimo podcast, o Ricardo faz uma retrospectiva do ano e explica que 2008 foi um ano excelente para o gerenciamento de projetos no Brasil. Ele comenta que o Brasil ganhou maior relevância no mundo e muitos brasileiros se certificaram ou procuraram uma pós-graduação em gerenciamento de projetos.

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