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Posted by Reilly Atkinson on August 29, 1999 at 20:25:28:
In Reply to: Re: Less is More posted by Richard on August 29, 1999 at 07:29:03:
Richard,
Thank you indeed.
And, I've been thinking about the influence of social stuctures. I've just returned from a couple of days with a corporate client -- the corporate culture centers around: Guard your turf & try to get more. A long time ago, I was fortunate to have Time-Life as a client - when the corp. was run by writers and editors. Corporate culture at Time-Life in the good old days was: do what's necessary to get it right, and get it right. The differences in what was important, the level of knowledge/info sharing, the tendencies to look at new ways of doing things were greatly different -- for obvious reasons. When the abstractions of sociology are made concrete, I can dig it.
Corporate culture dominates the lives of the worker bees, and determines the substance of "shop floor" subversive movements.
Regards
Reilly
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