The paradise program;: Travels through Muzak, Hilton, Coca-Cola, Texaco, Walt Disney, and other world empires
From the Introduction:The emblem of the Walt Disney World, that ample terrain if the Florida scrublands, portrays the planet Earth with Mickey Mouse ears. A telling enough device, and I had thought of... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:0688002145
ISBN13:9780688002145
Release Date:January 1973
Publisher:William Morrow & Company
Length:310 Pages
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Humerous take on American companies
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 14 years ago
This 1973 book is an examination of how different businesses work. The author gets himself invited into different companies to observe how they function, but has his own humerous take on what he observes. No big company is safe from his comedic skewering, as he exposes the ironies of how they view themselves and their role in the world. Texaco, Coca Cola, Disney, Hilton and others get the treatment. I originally bought this book on a recommendation for the chapter on Walt Disney WED Imagineering, but enjoyed the rest of the book.
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