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Business skills for your career in retail

by Gill Morris, Vic Ashley, Sheila Ashley (2012)

About this book

This book gives aspiring entrepreneurs the practical advice and skills they need to set up and manage a retail business. Key business skills are put into a vocational context with practical advice and activities, giving readers the tools to make a success of their businesses.

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Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreBusiness skills for your career in retail Lead Character

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