Shape of the Org Chart LO5876

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Hi John & Miranda,

thanks for your suggestion. I agree with you. So that is not the question.
The question is:

How did the Mobil management start to "understand" a process oriented way
to go? Because of their slogan ("on the move", i think it is?)? Who
introduced this? Is it something you can learn later in life, or is it
always "with you"?

> It'd fair to say that Mobil management was used to =
>first drawing the org chart to "understand" what was going on. We are =
>now a more process oriented company, but we've still a way to go... :-)

:-), Jan Lelie
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