The word "retreat" suggests something restful and relaxing. But for the people charged with organizing one, it's anything but.
July 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The word “retreat” suggests something restful and relaxing. But for the people charged with organizing one, it’s anything but.
Even for a small partnership, retreats mean long lead times and a million details. At the biggest firms, the logistics could stymie Pentagon planners.
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