Corporate Culture Pape

Introduction Corporate culture refers to the values, customs, and traditions of a particular company, which is usually a large corporation. It can also refer to the professional atmosphere that prevails in large corporations that are reflected in people's dress, conduct, and ways of communicating when they are at work. (Encarta, 2005). Many things can be learned by observing a company's corporate culture. Corporate culture is complex and can hold a negative or positive effect of staff …

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