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Truly terrible mission statements

December 7, 2013

The 9 Worst Mission Statements of All Time
BY Minda Zetlin, inc.com

If your mission statement contains no typos, mentions what your company does, and doesn’t go on for a whole page, you’re already doing better than these major brands.

A mis­sion state­ment can be a force­ful way to moti­vate your­self and your t…

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