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Useful leadership lessons.,
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This review is from: From Battlefield to Bottom Line: The Leadership Lessons of Ulysses S. Grant (Paperback)
Ulysses S. Grant's overwhelming manpower advantage and material superiority have given him the reputation of a blunt instrument, bludgeoning the South into submission.While there is enough truth in this view to keep it alive, it overlooks Grant's uncommon common sense, leadership skills, and, finally, the hardearned respect of men who had scorned him. The present work is a companion to Holton's "From Battlefield to Boardroom", a study of Robert E. Lee's leadership which is also highly recommended. (The numerical rating above is an ineradicable default setting within the format. This reviewer does not employ numerical ratings. |
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From Battlefield to Bottom Line: The Leadership Lessons of Ulysses S. Grant by Bil Holton (Paperback - Dec. 1995)
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