Business, 29.10.2019 23:31 MrKrinkle77

The executives at old-fashioned evening inc., a chain of restaurants that feature wholesome activities for young couples, believe that the company's employees share the corporate goals of service, quality, value, and "good clean fun." because of this, corporate leadership believes that employees are motivated to work for the common good without a lot of formal controls. this is an example of control.

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