As Referenced In The Artiles Corperate Culture

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Hello Shanell,

I enjoyed reading your post, and the way approached the topic of coperate culture. The statement that stood out the most to me was "To some, corporate culture is losing some of its meaning due to the overabundance of content and discussions surrounding it. I would like to argue that cooperate culture is becoming even more important in the workforce". Im in full agreeance with you regarding this point. As referenced in the artiles corperate culture reflected through the vision, values and practices of a company. These destentif atrritubes is what drives the type of employees they attract

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