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Culture Trumps Strategy: Achieving High Performance Through People

David Smith
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Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Grosvenor House Publishing

About

This is David Smith's much requested second business book, which utilises his 7 principles of building a high-performance culture. In this book, David has interviewed numerous CEOs and discusses how they have developed high performance cultures. His storytelling brings the subject alive, and the lessons of the book are practical, simple and arresting. There is a body of evidence to suggest that 'switched on' leaders are producing great results from cultural stimuli. David has made his book deliberately shorter than his first—since he recognises that busy people, in the age of Twitter, have limited time to read.

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