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Herta A. Murphy, Herbert W. Hildebrandt

This text now includes a prologue on the high-technology office of today and tomorrow, including international and intercultural examples. Over 400 business examples show how and how not to express ideas, and there are over 300 end-of-chapter exercises and problems, including detailed cases. There is a greatly enlarged chapter on global communications to show how international and intercultural communications affect business, and new boxed examples of written communication throughout the text. Coverage of new technology, employment-related communication topics, business reports, and oral communications has also been expanded.

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Eileen C. Shapiro

From reengineering to Total Quality Management to Quality Function Deployment, there's an endless array of prepackaged programs and management mantras purported to launch companies to "world class" status. Unfortunately, all too many companies blindly sign up for these "cures" without a clear understanding of what they can and can't do. As a result, what could be good medicine can lead to unpleasant side effects - including wanton waste of corporate resources and loss of employee motivationor, even worse, may land your company in intensive care. Fad Surfing in the Boardroom strips the hard-sell promises off the fads and shows how to focus on the real problems to be solved and the core requirements for finding effective solutions. No one management tool can provide quick and easy answers for all woes but, when used well, each can create good results. Written for those who call the management meetings, as well as for those who attend them, this book takes an intelligent and witty look at which tools can work for your company, which can't and why, as well as what managers can do to improve the odds for success.

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R.F. Laird

"A sprawling, wickedly funny modern rewriting of the Bible that's meant to sum up a generation" -The Wall Street Journal.

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Michael Moore & Kathleen Glynn

The author recounts the journalistic coups behind his Emmy Award-winning TV series, "TV Nation," a satirical look at American politics and business.