#5. Is Organizational Culture is Important for Quality of Relationships?

Examples of relationship-centricity are everywhere, but there is still a lot of room for development. Corporate culture becomes more and more important for companies. Michael Ruckman and Alexey Marey continue their discussion on the Coronavirus Crisis in Russia and how Banks are responding.

04/27/23
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