The CEO Next Door
409 EGP
A data-driven examination of what makes successful CEOs, debunking common myths about executive leadership. Based on extensive research, it reveals that effective leaders often possess surprisingly ordinary backgrounds and learnable skills.
A comprehensive analysis of executive leadership that challenges popular misconceptions about what it takes to become a successful CEO. Drawing from extensive research and real-world data, the work demonstrates that most effective chief executives don’t fit the stereotypical mold of charismatic visionaries, but rather share common, developable traits. The book offers practical insights for aspiring leaders and business professionals, emphasizing that successful leadership is more accessible than commonly believed. Its evidence-based approach appeals to MBA students, executives, and anyone interested in understanding the realities of corporate leadership.
| Dimensions | 288 cm |
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