Corporate title inflation

One US company had 7,400 employees in 1993, of whom 940 were vice-presidents and 210 managing directors.

1. Inadequate corporate governance
2. Accumulation of titles

1. Over-specialized supervisory personnel
2. Excessive salaries of corporate executives
3. Abdication of control by company directors

1. Social stratification
2. Inflexible management patterns

1. Unvalued diplomas
2. Fraudulent nature of inherited titles
3. Deception by management

1. Reducing corporate title inflation
2. Inflating corporate titles

1. Uncorporate
2. Mismanagement
3. Inflation