How to Start a Family Business and Make It Work
by Jerome Goldstein
ISBN: 0871314355
ISBN-13: 9780871314352
Format: Hardcover
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Publisher: Natl Book Network
Published date: 1984
Publisher's Notes
A practical guide to developing a family business explains how to make the transition from salaried career to family enterprise and offers tips on the basics of small business, ingredients for success and assessing talents.
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