Crocodiles and corporate cultures

By Staff -- Modern Materials Handling, 11/1/1998

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Down-to-earth writing makes this book an easy read. Take Tompkins' points about dynamic vs. dying corporate cultures and crocodiles: Crocodiles existed before dinosaurs, and exist today, he writes. "Crocodiles are survivors. Crocodiles know how to adapt to new circumstances; they are dynamic."

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