First break all the rules What the world's greatest managers do differently

By:

Buckingham Marcus

Contributor(s):

Coffman Curt

Material type:

TextLanguage: English Publication details: London Pocket Books 2005Description: xi, 301p cmISBN:

9781416502661

Subject(s):

Commerce

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X9-8, P5

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General Books

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