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Always Change a Winning Team: Why Reinvention and Change Are Prerequisites for Business Success

by Peter Robertson
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Always Change a Winning Team: Why Reinvention and Change Are Prerequisites for Business Success
Always Change a Winning Team: Why Reinvention and Change Are Prerequisites for Business Success

Success demands continuous reinvention and change.

As you enjoy the rewards of a thriving business, "Always Change a Winning Team" serves as a reminder that the real danger lies in resting on your laurels. Peter Robertson deftly explores the paradox of success, urging a proactive approach to business strategy that eschews complacency for constant innovation. If you're looking to sustain and grow your enterprise in a rapidly evolving marketplace, this book might just be the wake-up call you need.

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Always Change a Winning Team: Why Reinvention and Change Are Prerequisites for Business Success

by Peter Robertson
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ISBN: 9789812618009
Authors: Peter Robertson
Publisher: Marshall Cavendish Business
Date of Publication: 2005-06-30
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Business, Personal Development, Economics
Related Topics: Management, Sociology, Business, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Personal Development, Productivity, Society, Finance
Goodreads rating: 3.5
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Companies that experience success are invariably the ones most vulnerable to failure. Providing a strong warning about corporate complacency and what can be done in order for a company to survive and thrive, this analysis provides information on why change is difficult to implement within a company, why management should tackle the issue and overcome fear of change, and how companies can develop a culture of constant innovation and reinvention in order to regenerate themselves. Ultimately, companies must be prepared to change the winning formula in order to stay on top of their success.
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Success demands continuous reinvention and change.

As you enjoy the rewards of a thriving business, "Always Change a Winning Team" serves as a reminder that the real danger lies in resting on your laurels. Peter Robertson deftly explores the paradox of success, urging a proactive approach to business strategy that eschews complacency for constant innovation. If you're looking to sustain and grow your enterprise in a rapidly evolving marketplace, this book might just be the wake-up call you need.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.