A provocative look at corporate failure and a new model for transformative change in organizations.
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A provocative look at corporate failure and a new model for transformative change in organizations.
Will Your Organization Still Be Here in Ten Years? It's a familiar story: A company rises to become an industry leader. Competitors try to emulate it. Analysts rave about it. The CEO's picture is splashed across magazine covers. Then the company stumbles, profits erode, and the stock plummets. How does this happen? Why do good companies so often go bad? More important, what can you do to prevent it from happening to your company? In Revival of the Fittest , Donald N. Sull takes a provocative loo...
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Minor focus on corporate and economic ideologies.
No self-harm or suicide themes depicted.
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