The Supermanagers : managing for success, the movers and the doers, the reasons why / Robert Heller
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TextPublication details: New York : E.P. Dutton & Company, c1984Description: xv, 400 pages ; 25 cmISBN: - 525242228
- HD 31 .H45 1984
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Step One. How to Develop Drive and Overdrive -- Step Two. How to take the Risk that aren't Risky -- Step Three. How to make Money, Keep Score, and Generate Growth -- Step Four. How to Motivate People and Get Productivity -- Step Five. How to Reach Realistic and Achievable Goals -- Step Six. How to Control your own Destiny --Step Seven. How to Learn from Managerial Mistakes -- Step Eight. How to Manage the Future-Now -- Step Nine. How to Compete with Everybody- Including yourself -- Step Ten. How to Manage the New Industries .
Management is an American invention. With almost no exceptions, every significant advance in management has come from the States, and so has almost every management writer worth reading. The super companies which form the peaks of world business are also overwhelmingly American and often overwhelming in their markets.
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