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Managing
Book • 1985
Managing by Harold Geneen with Alvin Moscow is a study in management methods most commonly associated with the 1970s.
The book is part biographical, detailing Geneen's career and his successful management techniques that transformed ITT into a giant conglomerate.
It also delves into management theory, providing insights and practical advice on effective management practices.
The book is part biographical, detailing Geneen's career and his successful management techniques that transformed ITT into a giant conglomerate.
It also delves into management theory, providing insights and practical advice on effective management practices.
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Mentioned in 10 episodes
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Dave Stachowiak as the topic of the podcast episode and recommended for its insights on visibility.


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Mentioned by the podcast host as her own book.

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