What Is My Company's Corporate Culture?

Topics:
Corporate Culture
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Corporate Culture,
Leadership,
Management
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Overview: "The article discusses 'How can an employee determine what his company's corporate culture is?'

The easiest way to get an idea about an organization's culture is to listen to what people inside (and outside) say about the company. Corporate culture is created by what people say and how people treat each other and their customers, and the basis on which managers make decisions."

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Format: HTML | Size: 17KB | Date: Jan 1999 | Pages: 1

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