The Web of Inclusion

"... A web of inclusion is both a structure and an ever-evolving process, constantly changing to meet the demands of the business environment. Building a web of inclusion means that ideas come from all employees, not just from the top down; that what individuals do in the workplace depends on their talents, not on their titles; that a premium is placed on flexibility; that the edges of the web of inclusion connect with people outside the organization: customers, suppliers, joint-venture partners, the mass media."--Book jacket.

First sentence: In 1971, I took a job as an assistant at the Village Voice, the original, prototypical, and most influential and financially successful example of what was then referred to as the alternative press.

Year

1995

Language

English

Publisher

Currency

Editions

2

Pages

294

ISBN

9780385423649

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