Nikes early management meetings, reports a writer familiar with the company, were rowdy, drunken affairs. When fights

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“Nike’s early management meetings,” reports a writer familiar with the company, “were rowdy, drunken affairs. When fights broke out . . . Knight would rarely interrupt. He liked to see the passion.” At what point does the strategy of conflict stimulation appear to break down at Nike? In your opinion, why does it break down? Does it have to break down?

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