| Description |
1 online resource (128 pages) |
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Print version record. |
| Contents |
Cover; Contents; Chapter 1: To Lose US 1 Billion in 1 Day; Chapter 2: Meet Not Your Waterloo; Chapter 3: The Road Less Traveled; Chapter 4: Department of Startup; Chapter 5: Belief System; Chapter 6: Startup Leadership; Chapter 7: The Follower; Chapter 8: Sums of All Constants; References; About the Authors; Index; Adpage; Backcover |
| Summary |
Department of Startup: Why Every Fortune 500 Should Have One aims to help CEOs, presidents, and human resource practitioners on how they can transform their large corporation to thrive in a fast, social media conscious, and unforgiving market a la startup. The ascent of startups on the Fortune 500 ranking, displacing some of the more notable companies, raised not only attention but also questions. Fundamentally, startups are built on a very different organizational culture as compared to a traditional Fortune 500. Could these cultural differences be the reason startups are in the forefront of technology innovation, disrupting industries dominated by more established competitors and thriving in today's volatile business environment? Department of Startup: Why Every Fortune 500 Should Have One aims to help CEOs, presidents, and human resource practitioners on how they can transform their large corporation to thrive in a fast, social media conscious, and unforgiving market a la startup. |
| Subject |
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management.
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Kit. Department of Startup : Why Every Fortune 500 Should Have One. New York : Business Expert Press, ©2019 9781948976459 |
| ISBN |
9781948976466 (electronic book) |
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