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Tags: SURVEYS; CORPORATE image
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- HOW IT WAS DONE. // Fortune;2/8/1993, Vol. 127 Issue 3, p53
The article offers information on the Corporate Reputations Survey conducted by Clark Martire & Bartolomeo for "Fortune" magazine in 1992. The survey includes 311 companies in 32 industries that appeared in the 1992 Fortune 500 and Fortune Service 500 directories. More than 8,000 senior...
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Presents a survey about employees who think their employer does not demonstrate corporate integrity. Ethics of business; Conflicting public and internal statements.
