Moments of TruthHarper Collins, 15.02.1989 - 160 Seiten The president and CEO of Scandinavia Airlines (SAS) shows how to adapt to the new customer–driven economy. |
Inhalt
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The SAS Turnaround | 21 |
Leader | 31 |
Setting the Strategy | 41 |
Flattening the Pyramid | 59 |
Taking Risks | 75 |
Communicating | 87 |
Boards and Unions | 97 |
Measuring Results | 107 |
Rewarding Employees | 113 |
The Second Wave | 121 |
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