– John’s siblings and cousins work in flattened structure to ensure equality
– Remarkably, there has been almost no conflict in the family business despite five members of the same generation working closely together.
– Growing the business isn’t John’s main concern. Rather, it’s growing something worthwhile; growing too large too quickly can be dangerous.
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