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Founded during World War II, the Harvard Business Schools Advanced Management Program (AMP) can be an exhausting 10-week boot camp (six days weekly, 14 hours a day) that teaches the best and the brightest how to survive in the highly competitive and combative global marketplace. What readers will learn is substantial: building a sustainable, competitive advantage, managing for a world of changes yet to come, establishing enduring brand and corporate positioning, negotiating global transactions, mastering conflict in the global arena and much more. These closely guarded lessons in Extreme Management provide an unprecedented possibility to learn the work models, strategic perspectives, and visioning exercises that separate exceptional managers from the mass of middle managers who fail to go above the pack. The entry payment for the Harvard Business Schools Advanced Management Program is approximately $38,000, but also for the price tag on this book, readers can access the essence of the elite knowledge at a considerable savings. Additionally, the info can be absorbed more than a weekend or on a business flight, and the book can regularly be used as a desktop reference. Participating executives taught by the legendary faculty have included senior management from AT&T, Chase Manhattan, Kodak, GM, Hewlitt-Packard, and Johnson & Johnson, among others.

Category: Motivation & Self-Improvement

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Publisher	Hachette Audio
Language	English
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DATE	2001-03
Author	Mark Stevens

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