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Tom Butler-Bowdon

Category Business & Economics
Pages 390 Pages
Publication Year 2018
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9781857886757

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Nicholas Brealey Publishing/Hachette Book Group

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50 Business Classics Your Shortcut To The Most Important Ideas On Innovation Management And Strategy

50 Business Classics Your Shortcut To The Most Important Ideas On Innovation Management And Strategy

50 Business Classics: Your Shortcut to the Most Important Ideas on Innovation, Management and Strategy distils key lessons from 50 influential business books, biographies, and entrepreneurial stories. Tom Butler-Bowdon covers entrepreneurship, leadership, management, strategy, marketing, business history, technology, and personal development. The book features ideas from works such as My Years with General Motors and The E-Myth Revisited, alongside accounts of companies and figures including Google, Apple, Amazon, Alibaba, Steve Jobs, and Warren Buffett. It offers a broad starting point for executives, founders, students, and readers seeking practical business insight without reading every original text.

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ISBN 9781857886757
Pages 390 Pages
Publication Year 2018
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000510339

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