Stout Software: a Strategic Communication Case Study
Set in a fast-growing software business, this case study looks at implementing formal communication methods where informal practices have been dominant. Allow one hour for completion.
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Set in a fast-growing software business, this case study looks at implementing formal communication methods where informal practices have been dominant. Allow one hour for completion.
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