Doing What Matters
How to Get Results That Make a Difference - The Revolutionary Old-Fashioned Approach
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Narrateur(s):
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L.J. Ganser
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Auteur(s):
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James M. Kilts
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John F. Manfredi
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Robert L. Lorber
À propos de cet audio
Kilts illustrates his ideas with colorful stories. His focus on both business fundamentals and personal attributes provides the “complete package,” showing how to get results that make a difference. For Jim Kilts it was Total Brand Value, the framework he used for achieving better, faster, and more complete results than the competition. Whether you’re CEO of a multibillion-dollar global company, the brand manager for a product, an entrepreneur starting a small business, or just beginning a career, Doing What Matters provides the practical ideas that get results.
Ce que les critiques en disent
"Jim Kilts transformed Gillette. Before his arrival, the company was a study in self-deception. Great brands were being mishandled, operational and financial discipline was non-existent and fanciful promises to investors were standard practice. In record time, Jim excised these business pathogens. I've learned much from Jim. So, too, will readers of this book."
--Warren E. Buffett
"Doing What Matters is an insightful and practical approach to business by a transformative leader with a great track record of success."
--Jack Welch
Jack Welch, LLC
Jim Kilts is a proven wizard at making companies run.
--Wall Street Journal
--Warren E. Buffett
"Doing What Matters is an insightful and practical approach to business by a transformative leader with a great track record of success."
--Jack Welch
Jack Welch, LLC
Jim Kilts is a proven wizard at making companies run.
--Wall Street Journal
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