Mike O Mitron Analysis

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The New York Times Corner article Mike O’Neil, Chief Executive of BMI Music Right Management Company shares beliefs and the struct of his company to the readers. First, Mr. O'Neil began remembering prior years raised as a youth living with parents and siblings. He was the middle child of four siblings which allowed him flexibility and to be created . While developing as a child, his parents educated their kid the importance of being independence; trustworthy; respectful; and having accountability for one's actions. Mr. O'Neil operates his company and counteract with his personnel in this manner daily. He has made other decisions in life and on his career path by being employed as a lifeguard and bartender professions as a young man. In these

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