Walton also had an allergy for bureaucracy. He wanted to reduce the number of layers in the company, from chairman to the store associates.
Walmart founder
Describing his strong, almost physical aversion to traditional corporate structure and hierarchy.
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"Walton loved listening to individual employees. He particularly liked talking to the truck drivers—they saw more stores per week than anyone else, and they tended to say what they really thought."
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