The concept of culture is of little practical value to managers because it simply describes tendencies and
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‘The concept of culture is of little practical value to managers because it simply describes tendencies and ignores the variation between individuals.’ Discuss this statement.
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Organizational Behaviour And Management
ISBN: 9781473728936
5th Edition
Authors: John Martin, Martin Fellenz
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