Business At The Speed Of Molasses: How Patience Produces Profits
di Joey Reiman, Andrea Hershatter
2007 · 224 pagine · Crown Pub · ISBN 9781400051489
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An innovative approach to business explains why speed can cause problems in terms of shoddy production, detrimental expansion, and damage to a company's reputation and offers practical advice on how to foster quality, maintain goals and purpose, ensure customer loyalty, and build a positive reputation. 25,000 first printing.
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