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The facts of business life : what every successful business owner knows that you don't /

Being a successful business owner means more than knowing one's industry and understanding the basic concepts of leadership, management, or motivation. It means being able to master many areas of business, and knowing how each of these areas relate to and build on each other. It also means unde...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: McBean, Bill, 1951-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Hoboken, N.J. : Wiley, ©2012.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
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  • The Facts of Business Life: What Every Successful Business Owner Knows that You Don't; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1: The Facts of Business Life; The Facts; Fact 1: If You Don't Lead, No One Will Follow; Fact 2: If You Don't Control It, You Don't Own It; Fact 3: Protecting Your Company's Assets Should Be Your First Priority; Fact 4: Planning Is About Preparing for the Future, Not Predicting It; Fact 5: If You Don't Market Your Business, You Won't Have One; Fact 6: The Marketplace Is a War Zone.
  • Fact 7: You Don't Just Have to Know the Business You're in, You Have to Know BusinessThe Business Life Cycle; Chapter 2: The Five Levels of Business Success; Level 1: Ownership and Opportunity; Leadership at Level 1; Management at Level 1; Planning at Level 1; People at Level 1; Marketing and the Customer at Level 1; Level 2: Creating Your Company's DNA; Leadership at Level 2; Management at Level 2; Planning and People at Level 2; Marketing and the Customer at Level 2; Level 3: From Survival to Success; Leadership at Level 3; Management at Level 3; Planning and People at Level 3.
  • Marketing and the Customer at Level 3Level 4: Maintaining Success; Leadership at Level 4; Management at Level 4; Planning and People at Level 4; Marketing and the Customer at Level 4; Level 5: Moving on When It's Time to Go; Leadership at Level 5; Management at Level 5; Planning and People at Level 5; Marketing and the Customer; Chapter 3: Fact 1: If You Don't Lead, No One Will Follow; Level 1: Ownership and Opportunity; Achieving the Objective or Goal at Level 1; Building and Maintaining a Team at Level 1; Developing the Individual at Level 1; Level 2: Creating Your Company's DNA.
  • Achieving the Objective or Goal at Level 2Building and Maintaining a Team at Level 2; Developing the Individual at Level 2; Level 3: From Survival to Success; Achieving the Objective or Goal at Level 3; Building and Maintaining a Team at Level 3; Developing the Individual at Level 3; Level 4: Maintaining Success; Achieving the Objective or Goal at Level 4; Building and Maintaining a Team at Level 4; Developing the Individual at Level 4; Level 5: Moving on When It's Time to Go; Achieving the Objective or Goal at Level 5; Building and Maintaining a Team at Level 5.
  • Developing the Individual at Level 5Chapter 4: Fact 2: If You Don't Control It, You Don't Own It; Level 1: Ownership and Opportunity; Control of Information at Level 1; Control of Processes at Level 1; Control of People at Level 1; Control of Product at Level 1; Level 2: Creating Your Company's DNA; Control of Information at Level 2; Control of Processes at Level 2; Control of People at Level 2; Control of Product at Level 2; Level 3: From Survival to Success; Control of Information at Level 3; Control of Processes at Level 3; Control of People at Level 3; Control of Product at Level 3.