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MBA in a Nutshell

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 Master MBA key concepts without stepping foot in a classroom Save yourself the thousands of dollars it cost for an MBA education.  Dr. Milo Sobel presents core concepts taught in prestigious MBA programs such as Harvard, Wharton, and Stanford—without the heavy price tag and heavier classroom hours.  With  MBA in a Nutshell, you can quickly and easily implement essential MBA core curriculum into your professional life—stripping away useless theory and focusing on practical application, which is what you really need to be successful in business.In  MBA in a Nutshell, youll learn how to:  Accelerate and increase incoming cash flow Assess and rank investment opportunities Evaluate company performance using financial statements Follow step-by-step instruction to draft strategic business plans Turn uncertain business forecasts into reliable estimates Find ways to increase revenue and profit while dramatically reducing costs Chock-full of practical examples, formulas, and concepts and skills that can be immediately used and implemented,  MBA in a Nutshell is a must-read to build skills to enhance your career and help your company grow and succeed.

336 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 1, 2001

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October 21, 2024
"Enlightened executives examine and continually reexamine their assumptions and standard operating procedures. Self-appraisal and improvement should, therefore, be regarded as ongoing processes. The enhanced sense of self-awareness that usually comes to those who deliberately work toward this end is closely related to self-actualization, not only in terms of professional growth, but in terms of personal growth, as well" (267).
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January 3, 2013
Very basic no depth knowledge, good to explore different MBA topics quickly
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