How to undermine an opponent

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  Waste of resources in endless and unproductive meetings, who doesn't know that.
  
  I was therefore very amused to think that this could be intentional - the deliberate sabotage of one country's organizations by another intelligence agency.
  
  In 1944, the CIA's predecessor, the OSS (Office of Strategic Services) left instructions in a manual for simple sabotage for just that: talk as long as possible, insist on postponing decisions or forming a task force, bring in irrelevant topics.... and some more.
  
  Don't think so? Then click here. Also, to keep the spies out, here are a few tricks for productive meetings.
  
  Thanks to #DarkHorseInnovation for this newsletter.
  
  I'm saying goodbye to vacation and will be back for you on 07/09/20!
  
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