Playing to Win
How Strategy Really Works
by A. G. Lafley
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Business Strategy, Best Business Books, and Most Recommended Books.
This is A.G. Lafley's guidebook. Shouldn't it be yours as wellWinning CEO A.G. Lafley is now back at the helm of consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble. If you want to know the strategy hell use to restore P&G to its former dominancelisten to this audiobook."Playing to Win," a noted "Wall Street Journal" and "Washington Post" bestseller, outlines...
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