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Incredibly American

by Marilyn R. Zuckerman and Lewis J. Hatala (1992)

About this book

It's still true - in America anything is possible. Now you can discover the hidden secrets of American quality. Learn what motivates Americans to act the way they do. Learn what motivates them to do the impossible. In this new and exciting book, you will learn the results of the landmark AT & T quality archetype study that changes much of the conventional wisdom about the human side of quality. Incredibly American explores the cultural roots of quality, the key to understanding fully what people do and why. The case studies and dozens of ideas for action will help you integrate this fresh approach with your current efforts in ways that stimulate and encourage all to reach for their full potential.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreIncredibly American Lead Character

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