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Scenario-driven planning is a new management technology for strategy design that employs computed or strategic scenarios to improve the quality of managerial thinking.

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Examines the management technique of job redesign. The authors discuss the attempts of four companies to diffuse job redesign throughout their organizations and the reasons for their success or failure. The steps taken by personnel to facilitate the diffusion are also included.

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This collection of the more significant articles describing the Taylor system of management from the early decades of the 20th century comprises 37 articles and a bibliography. The articles demonstrate the pros and cons of a system of modern management.

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NFL coach and three-time Superbowl winner Bill Walsh delivers his ultimate lecture on leadership-- illustrated by dramatic and apt anecdotes from throughout his career-- that will help your business increase its chances of prevailing into the 21st century.

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Several chapters follow devoted to the composition and utilization of a security guard force, elements of security program management, and control processes in security program management.

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The new updated and fully revised edition of this bestselling title. Poor self-esteem can sabotage relationships and careers, cause self-destructive behaviour and can hold us back from achieving our full potential.

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A clear, comprehensive examination of the world's newly emerging markets and the opportunities they hold for U.S. marketeers, as well as a cogent discussion of how to enter and benefit from them.

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Rocked by a flurry of high-profile sex discrimination lawsuits in the 1990s, Wall Street was supposed to have cleaned up its act. It hasn't. Selling Women Short is a powerful new indictment of how America's financial capital has swept enduring discriminatory practices under the rug. Wall Street is supposed to be a citadel of pure economics, paying

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Innovation is a time-consuming process that involves invention as a beginning and a marketable service or product as an end. This work examines the technology innovation process, and displays its critical links with organizational functions.

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Much of the literature on corporate reputation examines the topic from a narrow perspective--for example, from a marketing or public relations point of view.

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This powerful study of the threats to business survival draws compelling parallels between the Titanic and family firms, serving to motivate family business stakeholders into corrective action before it's too late.

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Provides executives with an indispensable guide to locating a new business facility or relocating an existing operation. Based on over twenty years of experience, the author of this practical guide provides the executive with a comprehensive discussion of the issues and tools involved in the location or relocation of a business operation.

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Subsequent chapters examine the cost of the program to the SBA, the social goals of the program and how well it fulfills them, and the changes made in the program during the 1980s to improve its management efficiency.

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Contains the author's popular columns from "Fast Company" magazine and many of the short e-books he has written in the years. This book includes e-books such as: "Clinging to Your Job Title"; "The Persistence of Really Bad Ideas"; "The Seduction of 'Good Enough'"; and, "Judging a Book by its Cover Do Less".

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This book provides an overview of the smoking controversy. In a book that is as provocative as it is balanced and authoritative, the authors explore the background of the current smoking controversy that has led to heightened awareness of the dangers of smoking to both smokers and nonsmokers alike.

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Jaques argues that the problems inherent in the way management is practiced are attributable to gravely dysfunctional systems of managerial leadership, systems that have evolved over the years and are now, despite their ineffectualities, taken for granted.

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New York Times bestselling author John C. Maxwell teaches readers how to turn every loss into a learning experience.

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Sounds Like Branding is an ear-opening' journey through the history of music and marketing, from the humble jingle and the advent of Muzak to Michael Jackson's groundbreaking association with Pepsi in the 1980s and finally to the music branding embraced today by global brands such as Nike, Starbucks, Levi's and Coca-Cola.