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Published: 14 January, 2012, 09:59

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TAGS: Russia, Cary Johnston, Employment, Russian economy, Economy, Pathfinders

Russian managers have an image problem. Even domestic companies tend to hire foreigners, believing local talent is not up to scratch. But Teri Lindeberg, creator of Staffwell recruitment agency, has a different story to tell.

She explained in an interview with Business RT that the key to running business in Russia is having a strong finance team.

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Honestly I hope it's bigger than January 15, 2012, 02:07

these 4 people.

I heard Goldman Sachs will change it's name to Russia Inc for you guys and you will have the dream team.

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