“Roles are temporary, grades and titles have an expiry, but the way you treat people will be remembered forever.”

—  Prevale

Original: I ruoli sono temporanei, gradi e titoli hanno una scadenza, ma il modo in cui tratti le persone verrà ricordato per sempre.
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