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I recently watched an Intel ad featuring one of the company's "rock stars" - the employee who invented the USB. He was cheered by his co-workers as he walked through the office. It was a very poignant picture for me since I'm in the business of making rock stars. How do you define rock stars in an organization? A...

I recently watched an Intel ad featuring one of the company's "rock stars" - the employee who invented the USB. He was cheered by his co-workers as he walked through the office. It was a very poignant picture for me since I'm in the business of making rock stars. How do you define rock stars in an organization? A...

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I recently watched an Intel ad featuring one of the company's "rock stars" - the employee who invented the USB. He was cheered by his co-workers as he walked through the office. It was a very poignant picture for me since I'm in the business of making rock stars.

I recently watched an Intel ad featuring one of the company's "rock stars" - the employee who invented the USB. He was cheered by his co-workers as he walked through the office. It was a very poignant picture for me since I'm in the business of making rock stars.

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