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Avis (8)
Five Stars
Excellent.
Great insight into the corporate world
I read this book several years ago and will not knowingly buy a P&G product again.
"A Thoroughly Nasty Business Concern"
The following statement, from the preface to C.
Something is Rotten in Cincinnati
The kind of writing you would expect from a writer at the Wall Street Journal, the best written and edited newspaper in America.
Why people hate big business
\"Soap Opera\" recounts what one hopes to be, though perhaps optimistically, a particularly bad period in the history of one of America's largest corporations, Procter & Gamble in the '80s and early '90s, when led by succeeding CEOs John Smale and Ed Artzt, the company ran afoul of environmental laws, consumer safety, common sense, and basic human decency in truly arrogant fashion.
Are they all doing the same practice?
Since our life is short, one way to learn and to know more is reading other people's life and company's history.
Good Read, But She Missed Some of the Dirt
I was a Proctoid for nearly 8 years and can personally confirm some of the stories Swasy relates.
It's incredible
It's incredible how the author of this book is so biased; she is totally against P&G and her rage is obvious.