Management: We're All the Boss
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Corey Rosen, executive director of the National Center for Employee Ownership, says workers "don't necessarily have to have a vote on the board. What's really important is to have an influence on the way you do your day-to-day job." In exchange for that little bit of power and a stake in using it well, most workers will do whatever they can for their company.
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