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Walmart Culture

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Business

 

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Susan G

 

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November 14, 2015

 

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University

 

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Sam Walton, the company's founder was well known for being an average guy. Although rich beyond his dreams, Walton maintained a conservative lifestyle. He promoted that lifestyle to his executives and all other employees. Like so many companies, Wal-Mart did not luxurize traveling for its employees or pay for unnecessary luxury trips or items...
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Like so many companies, Wal-Mart did not luxurize traveling for its employees or pay for unnecessary luxury trips or items. Company cars were nice but still affordable economy cars. This way of life that Walton promoted and lent to the company showed people that their dollars were not being wasted on frivolous junk...
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