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ÉTUDE DE CAS. Une entreprise familiale exportatrice confrontée à un manque de coordination entre la production et l’aspect commercial ainsi qu’à des tensions entre les membres de la famille.
Une entreprise familiale exportatrice confrontée à un manque de coordination entre la production et l’aspect commercial ainsi qu’à des tensions entre les membres de la famille.
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