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Wal-mart's CEO doesn't think retail can bring workers into middle class. Costco's CEO doesn't see why not.
Jim Hancock / Apr 15 2005
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jimhancock » Relevance Thanks for your thoughtful responses Daniel, Geoff and Al. I didn't know that about New Hampshire. Cutting to the chase, I can say with fair certainty that bonded labor is good economics, where [...] Fair | Not Fair
Dr. Stephen G. Payne » You are absolutely right Kate, thank you so much. I tell leaders all the time that there is no moment at work that is not a test of your faith. Your insight has really helped me crystallize this further. [...] The Cultural Reject
Dan » Thanks, David, for the comments. Running a company big or small is challenging. One follow up thought on the wages paid to Wal-Mart workers, and this is a point about really any company, not just Wal-Mart...as [...] Wal-Mart. Deserving of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize?
Laura » I've had the same boss for four years now. The first two where great. We were at a small start-up and I was amazed at how cohesive the group was as I have always had a boss from hell. Then we got swallowed [...] The Boss from Hell
geoff » Costco Vs. Walmart Your analysis is quick to point out that each CEO earned "bonuses". It would be interesting to know what the total compensation was for each executive, not just their salary. [...] How Much is Enough