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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Provocative and thoughtful,
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This review is from: Counting What Counts: Turning Corporate Accountability To Competitive Advantage (Hardcover)
Counting What Counts is that rarest of business books -- not the ramblings of a consultant nor the chest pounding of a CEO, but thoughtful and useable advice. Eminently readable, and filled with concrete examples, this book has given me new insights into my role and responsibilities. I'm passing it along to all my colleagues, and recommend it without reservations.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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New pivot point for american management,
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This review is from: Counting What Counts: Turning Corporate Accountability To Competitive Advantage (Hardcover)
This book is going to change the way people manage American corporations. As CEO of a mid-sized company I've been struggling to apply outdated financial metrics to our business. This is the right way forward.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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How business should work in the next decade,
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This review is from: Counting What Counts: Turning Corporate Accountability To Competitive Advantage (Hardcover)
I've always liked Birchard's CFO articles, and his easy to read, detail intensive, style fits the material very well. A provocative business book. Great (first class) airplane reading.
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Counting What Counts: Turning Corporate Accountability to Competitive Advantage by Marc J. Epstein (Paperback - Apr. 2000)
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