Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric, began playing baseball and hockey in the fields near his home when he was seven or eight. Jack credited his mother with teaching him to be competitive through their games of gin rummy. Jack's mother was a strict disciplinarian as well. Jack played baseball all through school and was always the captain of the team, more because of his personality than his athletic ability. Jack took the things he learned in sports, such as how to listen to other people's views and build.....
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