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BBC’s The Apprentice is a poor reflection of people in business - particularly women
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Lauren Windle2023-01-13T09:30:00
Writer Lauren Windle laments the pitiful depiction of women in business in 2023’s series of The Apprentice and explains in what ways God is a far better boss than Lord Sugar.
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