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There is a great deal of competition between departments where Sean works. In fact, he describes the place as "dog-eat-dog" in the way that members of various departments experience such intense rivalry. It is so bad, he explains, that members of one work team or department will not share information with another — even when each team would become so much more effective by conferring and creating a more cooperative environment. Sean's workplace exhibits very clear signs of being an open system.
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Wow! Came together nicely, thanks

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I've tried answering some of your other questions. Please provide feedback on those when you get a chance as well. Slight Smile

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