Four Styles to Business Success
Olaf Isachsen
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$25.95
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Some entrepreneurs feel at home with a loyal and industrious team while
others seek to shine on their own; some are action oriented while others
are good planners; some calculate risks carefully while others thrive on
uncertainty. By identifying four distinct entrepreneurial styles — the
Administrator, the Tactician, the Strategist, and the Idealist — this book
shows readers how to identify their own style and use it as the cornerstone
for building a successful business or product line. Through self-assessment
and interviews with successful and distinguished entrepreneurs, the book
offers helpful examples and advice.
| Product Detail |
| 155 pages Hardcover |
| 1996 Distributed Product |
| ISBN 0-89106-090-1 |
| Product No. 60091 |
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$25.95
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