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Managing Performing Living

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  • Malik, Fredmund
  • Scherer, Jutta

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In this completely revised and enlarged edition of his classic book, management expert Fredmund Malik offers managers sound professional advice for improving skills in organization, decision-making, supervising, budgeting, and numerous other management-related tasks. Tailored to a new generation of managers for whom effectiveness is the key to success, this volume reveals everything that all executives and leaders need to know to turn knowledge, personal strengths, talent, creativity, and innovative thinking into concrete results. By providing readers with the universal principles, tasks, and tools of effective management, Malik helps them to cope with the ongoing centennial change in business and society he calls the “Great Transformation,” thereby enabling managers to create more functional organizations and—through them—a viable society.

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  • Malik, Fredmund & Scherer, Jutta, 2016. "Managing Performing Living," University of Chicago Press Economics Books, University of Chicago Press, edition 2, number 9783593502632, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:ucp:bkecon:9783593502632
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