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Roger Dooley bailed out of a good corporate job to launch a company that serviced Texas Instruments computers. After six months of operation, Texas Instruments declared they were exiting the home computer market. Finding himself needing to focus more on the survival of his business, Roger began to think differently about how to move onward and upward. Listen to how Roger got over the hump.
By Jim Rembach, Executive Director, Leadership Execution Institute5
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Roger Dooley bailed out of a good corporate job to launch a company that serviced Texas Instruments computers. After six months of operation, Texas Instruments declared they were exiting the home computer market. Finding himself needing to focus more on the survival of his business, Roger began to think differently about how to move onward and upward. Listen to how Roger got over the hump.