A Critical Characteristic of Success for the Great Companies Studied

question 79

True/False

A critical characteristic of success for the great companies studied in "Built to Last" by Collins and Porras was a surprisingly consistent set of values followed by all of them.

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Definitions:

Microelectrodes

Small electrodes used to record electrical activity or deliver electrical stimulation in biological tissue.

Giant Axons

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Squid

A cephalopod mollusk known for its elongated body, large eyes, and extraordinary ability to rapidly change color and texture.

Jet-Propel

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