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Billion-Dollar Lessons by Paul B. Carroll & Chunka Mui
Billion-Dollar Lessons by Paul B. Carroll & Chunka Mui
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Specifications
Genres
Genres
- Business
- Nonfiction
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Self-Help
- Business Strategy
- Management
Synopsis
Synopsis
Billion-Dollar Lessons by Paul B. Carroll & Chunka Mui is an eye-opening business book that examines decades of major corporate failures to uncover the recurring strategic mistakes that have cost companies billions of dollars. Drawing on extensive research into more than 750 failed business initiatives, the authors distill their findings into seven core patterns of strategic failure, offering readers a rare, data-driven analysis of why even well-resourced companies collapse.
The book explores themes of strategic miscalculation, flawed decision-making, overconfidence, and the dangerous allure of chasing unrealistic growth, using real-world case studies from major corporations to illustrate each recurring failure pattern. Carroll and Mui's rigorous, research-based approach moves beyond simple hindsight critique, providing actionable frameworks that help business leaders identify warning signs before committing to risky strategic decisions. Its practical insights make it an essential resource for executives, entrepreneurs, and students of business strategy alike.
For readers in Bangladesh interested in business strategy, corporate case studies, and learning from real-world failures rather than success stories alone, this book offers valuable, practical wisdom applicable across industries. Book Beavers is proud to bring this insightful business classic to professionals and aspiring leaders across Bangladesh with authentic editions and reliable service. Order your copy of Billion-Dollar Lessons online from Book Beavers today and learn how to avoid the costly strategic mistakes that have toppled major corporations.
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