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I don’t drink hot espresso, yet I altogether delighted in Onward by Howard Schultz, the account of Starbucks and its long, complex history-timeline. Some key focuses that I discovered fascinating in the presentation is the manner by which they treated workers and dealt with their group. Starbucks gives all representatives, including low maintenance, value alternative…
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Do you agree with this line, “We drink the can, not the beverage.”? Let me explain this line, then send me your answer. We drink Pepsi, Coca-Cola, and others drinks. Every day, we are drinking the beverage? Basically, we drink the brand, not the beverage, the Can- the Bottle. In the bottle, there is nothing…
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জ্যাপোসের সিইও টনি সিয়ের ডেলিভারিং হ্যাপিনেস বইটা পড়ে যে আনন্দ পেয়েছিলাম, গাই কাওয়াসাকির দ্য ম্যাকিনটোশ ওয়ে পড়ে সেই রকমই মজা পেয়েছি। গাই কাওয়াসাকির লেখালেখির সঙ্গে প্রথম পরিচয় দ্য আর্ট অব স্টার্ট বইটার কল্যানে। দ্য আর্ট অব স্টার্টও দারুণ বই, সম্ভবত ৫/৬ দিনে পড়ে শেষ করেছিলাম। সেই ১৯৯০ সালে লেখা হলেও বইটা পড়ে আশির দশকের ম্যাকিনটোশ…
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The Innovator’s Dilemma is an extraordinary book on the development and how start-up and business visionaries should form their organization to conflict with settled in occupants. The essence of the book is an intriguing pattern the writer found while investigating the business. Clayton M. Christensen found that specific developments were “problematic” – meaning they changed…
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The consultancy firm McKinsey & Company is the one of most regarded and most undercover counseling firm on the planet, and business perusers just can’t get enough for goodness’ sake McKinsey. Presently, hot on the heels of his acclaimed global hit The McKinsey Way, Ethan Rasiel conveys perusers an intense new manual for putting McKinsey ideas…
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1. Wait for a Week! 2. The essence of entrepreneurship. 3. The reality is different. 4. Selling, not? Read More: Among the best books I have ever read ABC of The Art of the Start Total . Thank You for caring my happiness. — Stay cool. Embrace weird. Total 3,082 views. Thank You…
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The Art of the Start, a 3.8/5 Goodreads rated book of Guy Kawasaki. This is a superb handbook or I could say user-manual for those beginning a business/start-up or NPOs, focusing on capacity over present structure and activity over arranging. The lessons from the book could apply to associations whether entrepreneurs’re bootstrapping or looking for…
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I read books. May be my parents don’t believe it that. Once I like to read books on Sherlock or sci-fis. Since 2014, I planned to read some good Best books. This list is on my favorite book list. Delivering Happiness by Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh. Favourite Lines: “Envision, create, and believe in your own…
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In mid-2015, I first discover the book name Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future. It may be seen with me when I googled something like “top books for business people”, or might be, it was “best contemporary books for business people”. Prior to the pursuit I’ve never heard the…
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In my childhood, when i was in class four of maybe in class seven i first heard the name The Hamlet. The Hamlet story is somehow known as The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark by Wikipedia. The Hamlet is a reprisal type of story that is maybe like whatever other a child’s journey for…
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