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Case Study Of Purdy Vs Steinberg
Bobby Bastien
Mr. Pack
Sport Management
11/23/15
Purdy vs. Steinberg
In the article Matt Purdy, came to the attack of Leigh Steinberg’s way of thinking as it pertains to Sports Agents. Steinberg who currently is a sport agent, talks about the good and the positive of the job because he is trying to tell people to follow their dreams as it comes to the profession. He has been through the ups and downs and found the profession thrilling and exciting as he has been in there for several years. About 30 years of experience of managing and mentoring athletes. He also believes that the most common misconception that being able to articulate is the most important skill that sport agent needs but in his opinion is that listening is the most important

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