Hardball are you playing to play or playing to win? / George Stalk, Robert Lachenauer, with John Butman.

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Stalk, George, 1951- [Author]

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9781422161869

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HF5386 .H373 2004

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Summary: Annotation Based on 25 years of advising companies, the authors redefine and reinterpret the meaning of competition for a new generation of business players. They explain that competitors can gain extreme competitive advantage without violating contracts with customers and employees, and without breaking the rules.Summary: Annotation.

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Annotation Based on 25 years of advising companies, the authors redefine and reinterpret the meaning of competition for a new generation of business players. They explain that competitors can gain extreme competitive advantage without violating contracts with customers and employees, and without breaking the rules.

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