Let's Get Results, Not Excuses!: A No-Nonsense Approach to Increasing Productivity, Performance and Profit

Let's Get Results, Not Excuses!: A No-Nonsense Approach to Increasing Productivity, Performance and Profit
ISBN-10
0811908100
ISBN-13
9780811908108
Category
Excuses
Pages
241
Language
English
Published
1995
Publisher
Frederick Fell Publishers
Authors
David G. Mutchler, James M. Bleech

Description

Here's a no-nonsense approach to increasing productivity, performance and profit. This unique look at corporate problem-solving allows one to rid a company of the disease of excuse-making. As a result, all the accompanying problems--denial of responsibility, pessimism, procrastination, projection of blame, and reactive thinking--disappear.

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