Missão? Qual a sua?

An episode of the Atlantis Desenvolvimento podcast, hosted by Atlantis Desenvolvimento, titled "Missão? Qual a sua? " was published on September 17, 2021 and runs 50 minutes.

September 17, 2021 ·50m · Atlantis Desenvolvimento

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Neste episódio do podcast Beatriz Vicalvi, Marina Rigue , Silvia Saez e os convidados Rafael Fiorentino e Rafael Rodrigues falam sobre o que é missão para empresas e para pessoas, como descobrimos e se elas fazem parte do nosso cotidiano.

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Neste episódio do podcast Beatriz Vicalvi, Marina Rigue , Silvia Saez e os convidados Rafael Fiorentino e Rafael Rodrigues falam sobre o que é missão para empresas e para pessoas, como descobrimos e se elas fazem parte do nosso cotidiano.

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