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Credit and Collection Handbook

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I have been working in the credit and collections field for approximately four years. I feel this book is an invaluable tool for both credit professionals and those starting out in the field. The chapters flow in a logical order. The language dispenses with most of the technical jargon, and if it is contained Mr. Dennis defines and outlines the terms. The best part about this books is that it was written recently, so it deals with a lot of the concerns credit managers have today. I also would endorse this book for classroom settings. It is certainly better than the antiquated credit textbooks I had to read in college. In conclusion, I recommend this book to anybody interested in credit, accounting, or general business practices.

An outstanding book that covers all areas of credit managemnet. This book is written for both the novice credit administrator and the seasoned credit executive. It can be used as both a text book and a reference guide. A must have for any business library.

An essential resource and reference for anyone in the business of credit and collection. Extremely well written with tremendous insight. This is required reading for all my credit analysts. Well done, Mr. Dennis!

I am so very disappointed in this book. It is full of grammatical errors, missing words, commas, incorrect tense, two words used where it looks like one should have been selected - almost like the editor was supposed to look and choose one. Makes is difficult to read and does not give it as much credibility as would a well edited text. Horribly written/edited.

I found this book to be one of the most comprehensive books on this subject I have read. I appreciated the way in which the information was presented - both in terms of the way it was organized, but also the way it made complex ideas easy to understand. Dorothy Siegel. Credit Manager. Fast Memory Inc.