Bestselling author Richard Koch demonstrates how to apply the 80/20 Principlethe idea that 80 percent of results come from just 20 percent of effortto management. An 80/20 manager learns to
focus only on the issues that really matter, achieving exceptional results, and feeling successful everyday while working less hard in fewer hours. The secret is to realize sky-high
aspirations through intelligence and acute observation instead of through toil and trouble. In El líder 80/20, Koch shows a new way to look at managementand at lifeto enjoy work and build a
successful and fulfilling career.
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The No-Nonsense Guide to Corporations
$488 -
Business Ethics and Society: Global Challenges and Opportunities
$3,105 -
The Samsung Miracle: Visionary Leadership and Human Resources
$1,348 -
Leadership Ethics: Moral Power for Business Leaders
$1,398 -
Shareholder Activism: A Practitioner’s Handbook
$5,175 -
Accounting, Technology and Society: A Social Science Perspective on Accounting Information Systems
$6,975 -
How on Earth: Flourishing in a Not-for-Profit World by 2050
$698 -
Financial Markets and Institutions
$3,330 -
Andrews Mcmeel Universal: An Oral History
$1,050 -
Impact Analytics: Making Every Decision Count
$3,148 -
Decision-making for a New World: Natural Laws of Evolution and Competition As a Road Map to Revolutionary New Management
$3,105 -
Nonprofit Organizations and the State: Collaboration and Governance
$2,698 -
The Crowd Goes Wild: How to Love Sports Without Losing Your Soul
$945 -
Financial Markets and Institutions
$9,000 -
The Brics in a Changing International System: Emerging Structures of Global Governance
$1,530 -
Globality: Competing With Everyone from Everywhere for Everything
$524 -
Do the Hard Things First: And Other Bloomberg Rules for Business and Politics
$1,050 -
Fda Clearance: An Integrated Clinical, Engineering, and Business Approach
$6,298 -
Research Using Secondary Sources: A Guide for Business, Management and Organization Studies
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Everyday Bias: Identifying and Navigating Unconscious Judgments in Our Daily Lives
$593

