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Autonomy
In general, small companies have no alternative but to allow their employees considerable freedom and leeway in their actions...
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Individual responsibility
Nowadays everyone must be able to adapt continuously in a changing and unstable world: changes in the organisation chart, positions disappearing or created, mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, etc.
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Relations
Every member of the company is also its ambassador. Indeed, a delivery man can have as negative or positive impact as a key account manager...
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Cohesion
As a company grows, it is inevitable that its workforce will become increasingly diversified in terms of individual personalities, behaviour and styles...
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Performances
The world is increasingly global and fast-moving. Nowadays, unexpected competition can suddenly emerge from somewhere in Asia, in the same way that new unexpected markets can open for our products...
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Corporate responsibility
In recent years, there has been a growing awareness among companies in developed countries that profitability is not incompatible with sustainable development and social responsibility.
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