Organizational Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective

Organizational Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective
ISBN-10
0075513072
ISBN-13
9780075513070
Series
Organizational Behaviour
Category
Organizational behavior
Pages
731
Language
English
Published
1992
Authors
Hugh J. Arnold, Daniel C. Feldman, Gerry Hunt

Description

Chapter 10 Power and Politics CHAPTER INSIGHT : Ross JOHNSON AND NABISCO How did Ross Johnson , a man born in Depression - era Winnipeg , Manitoba , make it to the American business big time ? According to the authors of Barbarians at ...

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