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Election Talk
Find ways to allow a healthy mix of politics and productivity.
By Chris Penttila •
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It's not uncommon for 33-year-old Ronn Torossian, the founder of PR firm 5W Public Relations, to overhear employees talking politics when he walks into his company's cafeteria.
"This is the first time in the workplace that I've ever seen people excited about [an] election," Torossian says of his New York City company.
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