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From: dennis.l.erlich@support.com
Subject: Sterling management s
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dynamicd@ix.netcom.com (Dan Sigal )

>As a medical systems consultant (I sell billing software), office
>management is not taught in med school, for doctors, chiros, dentists.
>Sterling teaches practice management. There are many other practice
>management consultants in the U.S.

    In Sterling v Cult Awareness Network, a Glendale judge ruled
    that for all practical purposes Sterling is a branch-office
    recruitment facility for the cult (paraphrased).  I posted 
    the ruling once, but it got deleted from my hard drive by the
    scienos during the raid.

>To answer your question, medical professionals seek out consultants to
>learn how to expand/control their offices (admin, personnel).

    How to control their personnel into being money-grubbing, stat
    hounds and their clients into being brain-dead, penniless scieno
    selectees [sic].  
    
    Sterling takes standard commissions on referals.  Like any 
    FSM they get a percentage of everything the mark buys from 
    then on up the bridge.

>Dan Sigal

    Sell your sh*t elsewhere, Sigal.

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