The three rules that provided the title for Raynor and Ahmed’s recent book on exceptional performance are based on the large-scale and detailed study of American corporations. But do these findings mean anything outside of the American context? Do they need to be adapted? Are they even relevant?
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Authors: Michael E. Raynor, Mumtaz Ahmed, Rob Del Vicario
Source: Deloitte Review
Subjects: Best Practices, International
Authors: Michael E. Raynor, Mumtaz Ahmed, Rob Del Vicario
Source: Deloitte Review
Subjects: Best Practices, International
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