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Meltdown: what plane crashes, oil spills, and dumb business decisions can teach us about how to succeed at work and at home

Clearfield, Chris, Tilcsik, András

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Catégories:

Business & Economics - Management & Leadership

Année:

2019

Editeur::

Penguin Publishing Group

Langue:

english

Pages:

294

ISBN 10:

0735222657

ISBN 13:

9780735222656

Fichier:

EPUB, 5.06 MB

IPFS:

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