The Collapse of the VOC
Tuesday, May 14, 2002
Management from headquarters was deemed a failure. The board of directors put their interests above the companys. They were corrupt and continued to rake in personal fortunes, amounts bigger than the corporate income. Bookkeeping was not transparent, failing to provide a clear account of the companys condition. Managers and other high-ranking officers were appointed on the basis of who they were connected to. Their positions, company equipment an
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