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- Author: Lee Pryor
- Publisher: Booksbnimble Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0692293973
- ISBN-13: 9780692293973
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.2 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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"Pryor brings exceptional knowledge and understanding of the entrepreneurial world ... He is an unusual storyteller. This book is obligatory for those interested in succeeding." -- Steve Millard, Board of Directors, Northwestern Kellogg Business School, Evanston, IL Serial entrepreneur Lee Pryor thinks starting a new business and successfully managing its growth is one of the most important and satisfying things a person can do. From company culture through long-term strategy, this hands-on guide for start-up managers covers leadership, raising money, hiring, and communication. Pryor's straightforward managing techniques, culled from real-life experiences, apply equally to technology-oriented and low-tech businesses. Pryor, a veteran of Time Warner and IBM (and frequent CEO), writes in a breezy, anecdotal, humorous style that encourages consumption in small, delicious bites between phone calls that will leave the reader laughing. And savvy.
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- Author: Lee Pryor
- Publisher: Booksbnimble Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0692293973
- ISBN-13: 9780692293973
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.2 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
"Pryor brings exceptional knowledge and understanding of the entrepreneurial world ... He is an unusual storyteller. This book is obligatory for those interested in succeeding." -- Steve Millard, Board of Directors, Northwestern Kellogg Business School, Evanston, IL Serial entrepreneur Lee Pryor thinks starting a new business and successfully managing its growth is one of the most important and satisfying things a person can do. From company culture through long-term strategy, this hands-on guide for start-up managers covers leadership, raising money, hiring, and communication. Pryor's straightforward managing techniques, culled from real-life experiences, apply equally to technology-oriented and low-tech businesses. Pryor, a veteran of Time Warner and IBM (and frequent CEO), writes in a breezy, anecdotal, humorous style that encourages consumption in small, delicious bites between phone calls that will leave the reader laughing. And savvy.
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