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  The kicker is that the factory has enlisted a consulting company who basically coaches them on what to say to the auditors. Can you believe that this type of consulting has actually grown into an industry in China!? Whether or not the company is China is found to have an unfavorable work environment by Wal-Mart, it’ll come back to them sooner or later. Read more of the BusinessWeek article.... |
Yes, we've all been tempted to tell lies to our customers - I admit I have before. However, in the long run it isn't beneficial to the business because it ends up coming back to you...
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All shopkeepers are tempted to tell little (innocent?)lies just to convince you to buy their products. They often exaggerate the qualities of their merchandise, but everybody knows it, so we must learn how to recognize a lie.
Posted by: seattle news | November 20, 2006 1:14 PM | Permalink to Comment