How Do Companies/Corporations Work?
I know that we all in internet marketing know exactly how we work... create products, sales copy, joint ventures, paid advertising, websites, email marketing... and etc...
But I'm wondering, how exactly does a big company work? Does anybody know of a Complete Guide to How companies/corporations function in detail?
I imagine the owner of a big company takes me by the and walks me through the company compound and says...
"That's my CEO over there, he does xxxx and xxx and xxx, and his daily life is xxxxx blah blah..."
"That's the marketing manager over there... he is in charge of xxxx... his tasks are to xxxx blah blah..."
"We have xxxx number of people in the company.... let me go through with you what each of them does... blah blah...."
That would be cool wouldn't it? And then I would get a thorough understanding of what everyone in the company does, and not have no idea what a whole lot of people are really doing there.
Sometimes I wonder...
*Why are the sales people in the office? Shouldn't they be out of the office and selling to customers in person?
*The only people that should be in the office most of the time are administrative people. But why are there so many administrative people? Shouldn't the administrative side be less than the sales people and product creation people?
*And why do some companies have so many directors for?
The way I see it, because a company is so big, there can be many people getting away with doing nothing and getting paid for it.
I am interested to know more in-depth about how a corporation runs, so that I can pinpoint exactly what everybody is there for, and what they are supposed to do that will contribute to the business.
I wonder if there is a complete guide to how a corporation runs and with everything split down into the details and different components of it. Even better if it is based on real life companies as examples, like the nitty gritty details of how Apple runs, or Microsoft... etc.
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