Kick-start your business : 100 days to a leaner, fitter organisation . Robert Craven/ Robert Craven
By: Craven, Robert
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Contributor(s): Warwick Business School.
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BookPublisher: Great Britain : Virgin Books Ltd, 2001Description: xii, 240p.ISBN: 0753505320; 9780753505328.Subject(s): Success in business | Management | Organizational change | Industrial efficiency | Business and Management | Encyclopaedias & reference works | Business communication & presentation | Business strategyDDC classification: 658.406 CRA Summary: Filled with dozens of practical ways to improve and transform any business, Robert Craven's guide shows how to identify a company's strengths and weaknesses and assess its potential. The guide is devoid of irrelevant theories or abstractions.
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Every business-person knows that companies need to tackle obstacles to success. KICK START YOUR BUSINESS is a hands-on approach to improving a business. It takes you a step beyond the standard do-it yourself business guides and shows you how to take the next step forward. KICK START YOUR BUSINESS has a range of original methods for you to take stock of where your business is, assess your options and move forward. Exercises and worksheets make this book a route map to getting the business that you want. It's written with wit and wisdom and packed with ideas and thought-provoking advice. Your company and your future may depend on this book.
Published in association with Warwick Business School.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-226) and index.
Filled with dozens of practical ways to improve and transform any business, Robert Craven's guide shows how to identify a company's strengths and weaknesses and assess its potential. The guide is devoid of irrelevant theories or abstractions.