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Why Good Companies Go Bad executive interviewsCase learning becomes even more delightful with precise details. Discover that joy through reading, considered, and spontaneous insights... from interviews with seasoned academicians and vibrant thought-leaders. These interviews, when used along with cases, would greatly enrich case learning. All these interviews were originally published in Effective Executive®, a Monthly Management Magazine from IUP, Hyderabad, India. | ||||
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An interview with Donald N SullSpeaks on Why Good Companies Go Bad
Associate Professor fo Management Practice at the London Business School
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