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Doing business boldly. by. Daniel M. Kehrer. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Creative ability in business. inlibrary; printdisabled; ; china. Internet Archive Books. Uploaded by Alethea Bowser on March 5, 2012.

Doing Business Boldly : The Art of Taking Intelligent Risks. Select Format: Hardcover. ISBN13: 9780812913125.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-324) and index. Published by arrangement with Times Books, a division of Random House, In. -T.

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The book starts slowly and it has some useless information. It basically tries to convince the reader that understanding other cultures is important. Well, if I didn't think so, I wouldn't have bought the book in the first place. Then, there is some generalities about business, wrapped up in a lot of business/MBA BS. But it gets better. Then, they lay out a method of classifying cultures with several measures that do make sense. Then, there is a quick survey of several cultures. This section is extremely useful.

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Kehrer also logs against-the-odds victories achieved by Gannett's Allen H. Neuharth (with USA Today) . As a practical matter, Kehrer concludes, consistently successful entrepreneurs and managers are at least as adept at reducing as running risks. Neuharth (with USA Today), Genentech founder Robert H. Swanson, aptly named J. Fred Risk (the Forum Group CEO who built a fast-growing chain of nursing homes and retirement centers), cable TV's Kay Koplowitz, and Harry Quadracci, the hangloose head of Quad/Graphics. Covered as well in cautionary fashion are the stories of those who came to grief for reasons that range from recklessness through stand-pat policies.