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High Output Management

by Andrew S. Grove (1983)

About this book

The legendary former chairman and CEO of Intel reveals the managerial leverage techniques that built the silicon microprocessor industry, creating the operational blueprint for modern technology leadership.

Setting / LocationIntel Corporation, Santa Clara
Story EraSilicon Valley Tech Boom
Protagonist / CoreAndy Grove (Intel CEO)

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