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i agree with danny.historical bad buisness practices has left barloworld in a very weak position.high rvs on equipment,poor sales performance,throwing money away on usless gadgets and gizzmoes,treating the customer as an inconvenience.needles multi levels of managment and focus groups.
  • Posted 18 Jan 2009 01:35
  • By tugmaster
  • joined 25 Aug'08 - 73 messages
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