Lessons Learned

Interviewed :Charlie SporckRelevant Date :2007-10-31

Summary : Charlie Sporck reflects back on what he learned over the years, offering his advice for succeeding.

Annexure :

Charlie Sporck reflects back on what he learned over the years, offering his advice for succeeding.

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Charlie Sporck arrived at Fairchild Semiconductor in 1959. Between then and through the 1980's he built a strong reputation and ultimately became respected by many as America's greatest manufacturing executive ... See more

Charlie Sporck

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Going Off-Shore

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Charlie Sporck

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Mark Jagiela

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Jerry Hutcheson

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