EBK EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATIO
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Chapter 1, Problem 9LOC
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To think critically about:
The combination of values, tradition, and habits that gives a company its atmosphere and personality.
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This is well known that the secret behind a successful company is the employees. If the employees of the company are not happy with the company style and on how the company is dealing with them then there is no scope for the rise of the company.
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