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This document is a resume for an IT Training Consultant at Roche Diagnostics. It lists their contact information and top 5 strengths as Futuristic, Responsibility, Strategic, Ideation, and Restorative. Their DISC profile indicates they are a Persuader type with high scores in Dominance and Influence. A quote from Aristotle is included that excellence comes from training and repeatedly acting rightly, as habits form virtue rather than virtue creating good acts.
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