Book Description
Positioning, a concept developed by the authors, has changed the way people advertise. The reason? It's the first concept to deal with the problems of communicating in an overcommunicated society. With this approach, a company creates a 'position' in the prospect's mind, one that reflects the company's own strengths and weaknesses as well as those of its competitors. Witty and fast-paced, this book spells out how to position a leader so that it gets into the mind and stays there, position a follower in a way that finds a 'hole' not occupied by the leader, and avoid the pitfalls of letting a second product ride on the coattails of an established one. Revised to reflect significant developments in the five years since its original publication, Positioning reveals the fascinating case histories and anecdotes behind the campaigns of many stunning successes and failures in the world of advertising.
Customer Reviews:
Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind, 20th Anniversary Edition (Purchased on 09/04/2007) .......2007-10-05
I still haven't received my purchase, so reviewing it will be a tad bit difficult...
Got inspired!.......2007-09-21
I've got inspired from the basics in positioning. It delivers good examples of many American companies' positioing. I got inspired so that I can get my paper done very soon.
The best book ever on marketing/advertising/brand management.......2007-09-13
I make every new employee read Positioning no matter what their job description because it is really a book about the "battle for the consumer's mind", and that battle is waged in every department of every organization.
Positioning is the rule book for marketing success and the great thing is all the examples. Yes they are somewhat dated, but they make the rules easy to understand.
This is the book nobody at Ford read before they redisigned the Taurus from number 1 in sales to a hole in the ground.
If you work in brand management or advertising you must read this book. It should be stashed in a "break-glass-get-book" thing at every exit of every ad agency.
If you are studying marketing at college, you should memorize every word in the book and major in something else, and come out with the equivalent of a double major.
The importance of perception.......2007-05-13
If there's one thing that makes Positioning a classic and something that should be on the reading list of any marketer is the fact that it highlights what is the core of any marketing- perception is reality. It doesn't matter how good your product `really' is, or how hard you try, what matters is how your target perceives you vs competition. That basic truth, and how you could occupy the most desired position in the target's mind is the crux of this book. Perhaps some of the examples could get updated, but bottom line, this is the definitive book to read for any aspiring marketer.
- Mainak Dhar, author, Brand Management 101: 101 Lessons from Real-World Marketing
outdated.......2007-03-30
Positioning makes a few basic points that are helpful for someone who is not familiar with marketing basics. However, the examples are so outdated that some now disprove the authors' arguments. The more detailed chapters make less sense in an electronic culture. This book is really only useful now for those broad, basic ideas in the first chapters.
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Contending that our increasingly complicated corporate universe has made it more difficult for companies to grow and prosper, noted business strategist Jack Trout and communications consultant Steve Rivkin have proposed a radical new tack: simplicity. By boiling everything down to its essential elements, they maintain, managers can ignore new fads and hot consultants and instead focus on the true business at hand. Fascinating in its own unpretentious, logical manner, The Power of Simplicity is their stripped-down guide to a future without chaos and disorder. Addressing the basics involved as well as specific management, leadership, and people issues, they hit a variety of applicable themes--including information, competitors, mission statements, goals, and motivation--using short individual chapters that quickly get to the heart of the matter with a few germane anecdotes and expert quotes followed by suggestions that are both coherent and feasible. Each begins with an inspirational epigram by the likes of Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twain, Malcolm Forbes, and even Mother Goose, and concludes with a Simple Summation, such as this one on strategy: "If you're not different, you'd better have a lower price." --Howard Rothman
Book Description
Renowned marketing expert and best-selling author Jack Trout has a message for managers who are struggling to keep up with today’s ever-changing business climate: “Keep It Simple.” In this paperback edition of The Power of Simplicity, Trout advocates the importance of paying attention to the basics and simplifying processes in order to stay focused on the core business at hand. Through case studies and interviews with successful executives, he shows managers how to cut through jargon, articulate their vision, and regain control of the vital elements of their business in order to make it thrive. According to Trout, the things that propose to streamline companies, like the ubiquitous “mission statements,” often end up bogging down operations by introducing unnecessary complexity where a straightforward approach may be more effective. Trout cites Southwest Airlines, Intel, and Kohl’s department stores among others as successful companies that have rejected showy trappings in favor of simplification.
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In sports, when things go wrong, the best coaches say. "go back to the basics". Renowned marketing expert Jack Trout has a similar message for managers who are struggling to keep up with today's everchanging business climate: "Keep it Simple". Trout advocates the importance of paying attention to the basics and simplifying the processes in order to stay focused on the core business issues at hand. Through case studies and interviews with successful executives, he shows managers how to cut through the jargon, articulate their vision, and regain control of the vital elements of their business in order to make it thrive.
Customer Reviews:
A counter-cultural voice of reason.......2006-06-12
Jack Trout's books on marketing and brand positioning (with Al Reis) have a deep resonance with many readers. A big reason is that they are clearly written with a simple message that is readily understood. Trout expands this concept of the importance of simplicity in this book beyond marketing and applies it to business in general. In it, he gives a refreshing, counter-cultural voice opposed to all the laborious guru-hype, endless buzzwords and MBA-babble - that too often only adds complexity without adding value. Trout quotes Jack Welch on this idea: "Insecure managers create complexity. Real leaders have the self-confidence to be clear, precise and to be sure every person in their organization understands what the business is trying to achieve."
In an entertaining and often-sarcastic tone, Trout goes after many deeply-ingrained business practices to expose their unhelpful complexity: LONG-TERM PLANNING (mere wishful thinking), GOALS (sound nice but can hinder emerging opportunities), GROWTH (those mandated 15% projections can lead to terrible long-term consequences) and those cumbersome MISSION STATEMENTS (add needless confusion). What may be most comforting for those who value a common-sense approach is how Trout stands up for the simple, obvious idea. But, in our high-tech, over-analyzed age, such simplicity can sound ... well, too simple. As such people in business often fear speaking up and being viewed as "an unsophisticated simpleton" lacking the latest analytical models. But, Trout encourages businesses not to fear that which is simple, but to embrace its wisdom and guiding light. His many relevant examples of success and failure help paint an effective picture. In all, Jack Trout is a refreshing voice of reason in a world beset by budensome complexity. Practitioners of gut instincts and old-fashioned common-sense should love this book. 4.5 stars.
I TEACH PEOPLE spiritually HOW TO LIVE YOUNG AND FLOURISH, not COMPLICATE their lives with guru worship! .......2006-05-07
Give it to them plain and simple as Trout says. They will feel comfortable with following a leader who gets on their level, but will be intimidated a speaker who speaks in tongues...
I lead people to live young and flourish through simple strategies, not kill them with complicated terms and alien metaphors like a wizard guru.
Dr. Garner
Should a part of management and engineering training.......2005-09-18
Most young Engineers and MBAs are more into hype and complexity than into solving engineering/business problems in a simplistic manner.
How many of us in our universities have been influenced, inspired by complexities of business and engineering ? Many of them even took the path of making their job seem complex and continued on their career - totally deviating from the basic objectives of why their jobs existed in the first place.
After 10 years in Software and consulting, when I read this book, it feels very much like reaffirming the basics of any work and business objectives.
Positives of this book:
* Reaffirms that most problems are to be simplistically analyzed and addressed
* Simplify your communication and reduce the clutter and hype
Negatives:
* Being simple does not always take you a long way - maybe in engineering, but definitely not in management. Ever heard of a manager who speaks up simplistically and been very successful ?
* The auther talks about being simplistic in communication, but has totally ignored the fact that communication is always good when it well wrapped and well packaged.
* Is simplicity always good when you are selling stuff ? People like the mystery behind complexity. While complexity itself does not sell, the mystery behind complex words does sell. Would you buy a Washine machine which has 'Fuzzy Logic' or would you buy the one that has 'Automatic Load Detection' ? Obviously the one with Fuzzy Logic - it kind of sounds cool and complex, even though you do not know whats in it.
some new useful material.......2004-12-29
Several ideas and examples are drawn from the authors' earlier work on positioning, 22 immutable laws of marketing, and bottom-up marketing. There were a few ideas that are worth chewing on. For example, per Trout, success is often riding the right horse. Both hard work and intelligence are long shots, finding fast-growing successful companies is a long-shot; finding a successful product is a medium shot; finding a person with successful career trajectory and hitching your career to theirs is a more reliable way of duplicating success. Others such as avoiding all recent advances in technology may be a little simple-minded and perhaps, unnecessary in the end.
Good Title...poor book.......2004-12-17
I really wish this book did not have so many grammatical errors because I believe people need to simplify their life, but this book insults the reader's intelligence. If a well-respected author like Jack Trout is going to attach his name to a piece of writing he should make sure it is readable. In addition, this book seems to be choppy in its central theme. I do not remember the authors addressing the idea of simplicity throughout the whole book. The central concept was lost somewhere among Jack Trout's tirades to the business professional.
Book Description
Breakthrough ideas that won’t break the bank—the super-selling secrets behind Chicken Soup and other success stories!
“To be leading edge, you must be shameless. This book will show you how.”
—Mark Victor Hansen, cocreator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series
How did Mark Victor Hansen build his Chicken Soup series into a multimillion-dollar empire? How did Jim Cathcart grow a successful business out of The Acorn Principle? This practical handbook offers a wealth of low-cost, step-by-step strategies for Internet marketing, direct mail, networking, services, products, and much more. Filled with personal success stories and specific hands-on advice, it gives you all the tools you need to take your business to the next level of success.
Customer Reviews:
Chicken Soup for the Promotionally-Challenged.......2007-07-28
I expected this book to have more meat. In truth, it is just a bunch of 'successful' people tooting their own horns. In some ways, I guess that is the point of the book. But, the overall quality of the 'stories' and suggestions is poor. It is just another book on self-promotion and not a very good one at that. Save your money for something else.
Book Description
Validea.com, a Web site that ranks and evaluates stock-picking professionals based on the performance of their ideas, is the first comprehensive, ongoing effort to hold investment gurus accountable.
Now, for the first time, individuals can explore each guru and his methodology and apply that methodology to their own investing decisions. John Reese and Todd Glassman, experts in computerized investment decision making, take readers through the ins and outs of financial strategies developed by the crème de la crème of the industry-stars such as Peter Lynch, Warren Buffett, David Dreman, and James O'Shaughnessy. Along the way, readers will learn: *Time-tested methods to help make smarter investing decisions *How to use Validea.com to research questions and interpret the information from this book *Financial ratios explained in layman's terms that can be used to put newfound knowledge to work right away
Validea.com has undertaken the monster task of tracking the picks and pans of virtually every leading stock advisor. The information outlined by Reese and Glassman extends Validea.com a step further with a critical and insightful look at the world's most highly regarded investment strategies.
Customer Reviews:
A good reference, but not a tutorial.......2006-01-20
This book is tricky. It gives you a decent overview of some of the best stock investors, who they are and what they've done. It also gives you some quotes and some ideas they've been using and it's easy to get convinced it tells you how they were picking their investments. But it's not that simple.. There are a few reasons to be carefull.
1. Sometimes the information is based on second hand interpretation (like Buffet never really explained his approach)
2. Even when you read the original works quoted in the book, they are usually full of exceptions and warnings, so the book tends to oversimplify things and pull them out of context.
3. If those great investors could fully explain their winning strategy, everyone would probably be following that method and enjoying similar results. But since we don't see followers of some particular approach dominating the market, probably some personal outstanding characteristics and maybe luck are playing some role and this is not something you can pass through a book.
So treat this book as a catalog of a few prominent investors featuring some highlights of their techniques. But if you lime any of them, don't rely just on the breif description in the book. You should do you own research and make sure you've got enough information to make your own decision.
Overall, this is a well written book with enough useful information to make it worth reading.
The Market Gurus.......2004-12-07
I personal think John Reese and Todd Glassman have done a incredible work on this wonderful book-The Market Gurus: Stock Investing Strategies You Can Use From Wall Street's Best. I am a senior student who is taking Economics class now. And this great book makes me feel so interesting on the stock. Also it makes me wonder how smart those nine famous and outstanding stock market investors are. And how these two fantastic authors are for writing this book which make me to understand more on the business.
The Market Gurus.......2004-12-01
The Market Gurus easily breaks down investment strategies for the new or begining investors, but has very useful information that can be used by veteran investors. This book is easy to understand for the rookie investor. The authors achieved their goal very successfully. By showing the investors of the past, it made the different strategies much clearer than it would have been to just explain them. I enjoyed this book and definetly recommend it to anyone in need of strategical advise in the stock market.
A Great Book For The New Kid On Stock Investing.......2004-04-01
A great book on learning about the stock market. Talks about many different types of strategies that any new upcoming investor could use. It let's you find out what kind of investor you will be by seeing what strategy fits you best. I myself like the O'Neil strategy. I would recommend this book to any who are curious about the stock market and investing in it.
Great Beginner's book.......2003-08-31
The Market Gurus by John Reese and Todd Glassman is one of the first investment books I've ever read. The book is fairly easy to read and doesn't require too much prior knowledge. Each section starts with an introduction of the guru, his achievements, and a summary of his investment strategy. The strategy is then applied step by step to two companies. What I particularly like is that plenty of links to various websites as well as recommendations for other investment journals/books can be found scattered throughout the book.
The problem, however, is that some gurus share similar views and it can get rather redundant. But overall it is well worth a look, even if you don't finish reading everything.
Book Description
In this enlightening volume, best selling business expert Robert Heller presents the ideas and innovations of eight of the world's most successful business leaders. Charting each guru's rise to the top, Heller analyzes the factors that contributed to each one's phenomenal success. Combining these with a series of inspiring masterclasses, Heller shows you how to make their strategies world for your own success. Learn how Warren Buffet identifies strong brands, minimizes risk, recognizes ideal business acquisitions, and values hard work and honesty. Comprehend the strategies Bill Gates uses to focus on his goals, forge key collaborations, hire the best brains, make solid decisions, and dominate the market place. Discover the ideas of Peter Drucker on managing by objectives, achieving innovation, and focusing on customers. Realize why Tim Peters' management strategies enable businesses to exploit "perpetual revolution" and live with chaos in a commercially volatile world. Understand why Stephen Covey advocates widening circles of influence, developing "abundance mentalities," exercising self-leadership, and optimizing personal capabilities. Appreciate how Charles Handy sees businesses as communities, challenges dogmas, makes groups work, and lives by the "doughnut principle." Grasp the methods Andrew Grove uses to manage innovation, drive performance, and master revolutionary change.
Customer Reviews:
8 Great Successful Business Men Where Most Give 1 or 2........2001-11-09
Let me just give you a brief list off of the back cover of the book.
Quoted from Back Cover:
"Warren Buffett
* Globally acclaimed financial investor and pioineer of managing for shareholder value.
Steven Covey
* Author of Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and celebrated teacher of practical management skills.
Peter Drucker
*The first to define the art of effective management and a ground-breaking pioneer of management theories.
Bill Gates
* Mulibillionaire co-founder of Microsoft and master of seizing opportunities and staying ahead of the game.
Andrew Grove
* Silicon Valley innovator who piloted the rise of Intel and defined the model for hightech management.
Charles Handy
* Renowned social philosopher and prophet of emerging business trends, such as portfolio careers.
Tom Peters
* Author of In Search of Excellence and leading advocate of management by "perpetual revolution".
Jack Welch
* CEO of General Electric for 30 years and an advocate of motivating the workforce and discarding bureaucracy."
You do the math, all of these leaders are the top of their segments in business and innovation, and Robert Heller has captured what business students, managers and CEOs need. Each subject has developed model approaches to how business is done and will be done in the future. A great read and well worth your investment.
E.Bishop
Business Student - Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration.
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The Guru Guide to the Knowledge Economy: The Best Ideas for Operating Profitably in a Hyper-Competitive World
Joseph H. Boyett , and
Jimmie T. Boyett
Manufacturer: Wiley
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Hardcover
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Management
| Management & Leadership
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Theory
| Economics
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General
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MIS
| Industries & Professions
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General
| E-commerce
| Industries & Professions
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Entrepreneurship
| Small Business & Entrepreneurship
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Internet
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| Internet & Education
| Online Searching
| Web Browsers
| Web for Kids
ASIN: 0471390852 |
Book Description
An easy-to-follow guide to understanding some of business's most important ideas and best practices
Most business readers don't have time to read every book they'd like for inspiration and guidance. This follow-up to the sleeper success, The Guru Guide(TM), makes it possible to sample the best ideas of leading business thinkers. The Guru Guide(TM) to the New Economy is a clear, concise, and informative guide to the business topics that relate to the new business environment, including electronic commerce, customer relationship management, knowledge management, globalization, and business ethics. Gurus to be profiled include Stan Davis and Chris Meyer, authors of Blur: The Speed of Change in the Connected Economy; Rosabeth Moss Kanter, author of World Class: Thriving Locally in the Global Economy; and Don Pepper, coauthor of The One-to-One Future and Enterprise One-to-One.
Joseph H. Boyett and Jimmie T. Boyett (Alpharetta, GA) are cofounders of Boyett & Associates, a consulting and research firm that specializes in helping companies implement state-of-the-art management and organizational practices. Joseph and Jimmie Boyett are the coauthors of Beyond Workplace 2000 and The Guru Guide(TM) (0-471-38054-7) (Wiley).
Customer Reviews:
Don't Buy This Book.......2007-01-11
Spend your money elsewhere; other than the title, this isn't worth the paper it's written on.
Customer Reviews:
SEO primer that is actually accurate - a perfect start........2007-09-04
Search Marketing and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is as important as it is complex, and getting into this necessary field requires a good start. There are so many bad websites and outdated material out there in the marketplace due to the nature of the ever-changing Search Engine world. However, Neil Mirchandani's book is still current and easily one of the finest primers I've seen. It is full of key information and speaks simply (in other words, it's never too technical).
If you're thinking about getting into SEO, trying to figure out your first steps, or just want to gain a better understanding, this book would be my first recommendation.
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The Guru Guide to Marketing: A Concise Guide to the Best Ideas from Today's Top Marketers
Joseph H. Boyett , and
Jimmie T. Boyett
Manufacturer: Wiley
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Hardcover
Strategy & Competition
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| Business & Investing
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General
| Business & Investing
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Advertising
| Marketing & Sales
| Business & Investing
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General
| Marketing
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Shopping & Commerce
| Reference
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| Data in the Enterprise
| Home Networks
| Internet, Groupware, & Telecommunications
| Intranets & Extranets
| Network Administration
| Network Programming
| Network Security
| Networks, Protocols & APIs
| Telephony
| Wireless Networks
ASIN: 0471213772 |
Book Description
* Discusses the newest marketing concepts.
* The Guru name is synonymous with expert, candid advice.
* The Guru format provides an easy reference to a wide range of ideas and practices.
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Gurus on Business Strategy
Tony Grundy
Manufacturer: Thorogood
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
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Leadership
| Management & Leadership
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| Management & Leadership
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ASIN: 1854182625 |
Book Description
Here is a one-stop guide to the world's most important thinkers and writers on business strategy. It expertly summarizes all the key strategic concepts and describes the work and contribution of each of the leading thinkers in the field. It goes on to analyse the pro's and con's of many of the key theories in practice and offers two enlightening case-studies. The third section of the book provides a series of detailed checklists to help you to develop your own strategy.
More than just a summary of key concepts, this book offers valuable insights into their application and value; it will provide you with a much braoder grasp of the subject against which to develop your own business.
Customer Reviews:
Nice synopses.......2001-05-17
I really enjoyed this book. The summaries of the gurus' ideas are concise, and the biographical details of the gurus interesting and not too long. The book made me want to explore the works of some gurus. I also enjoyed the author's criticism of some of the gurus, as I am a bit of a sceptic regarding the many fads devised by management consultants.
Criticism? Too many typos, indicative of sloppy editing.
Follow that star - key thoughts of key thinkers.......2000-07-31
Management came of age in 1954, with super guru Peter Drucker's book, 'the practice of management'. Since then it has made up for lost time, and as Stuart Crainer writes, we have all become managers, whether we manage hospitals, schools, funeral parlours, farms or football teams. Management has become "the art and science of our times, and management thinkers have become its high priests, the guru's".
Despite this, there is still no one ultimate truth. Theories mushroom, each one promising more than its predecessor. The growth is fed by aspirant managers "seeking recipes for success and ideas that can distinguish them from the crowd." Many managers occupy their time "inflicting ill-advised ideas on their organisation."
Yet most organisations are being run the way they were when Drucker began to study them. "We have a lot of new tools" says Drucker", but not very many ideas." The resulting cynicism, we learn, has made Dilbert the best selling business book of all time. As, Dilbert himself puts it, "re-engineering was invented by Dr Jonas Salk as a cure for Quality Programmes".
This is not to write off the guru mega-industry. Nor can it relieve us of the pressure to keep abreast of the latest fashion. As Crainer points out in his introduction, "if your son or daughter discovers you have not heard of the latest pop sensation, they are incredulous. ... Managers behave similarly when they discover a colleague, who knows nothing of the latest addition to the management vocabulary." The only thing worse that slavishly following management theory, is ignoring it completely.
In his ultimate business Guru book, Crainer summarises one hundred (fifty in my soft back edition but there seems to be a new edition, in print and available from Amazon.com in 24 hours) of the most significant contributors to the management literature. As befitting a young discipline, he has spread his net appropriately wide.
Thus we find academics such as Michael Porter, Philip Kotler, Edgar Schein and Douglas McGregor whose theories are studied in business school. We find executives such as Henry Ford, Alfred Sloan, Harold Geneen, and Thomas Watson Junior who, through practice and theory, put their stamp firmly onto the corporate world. And we find the consultants Marvin Bower, Tom Peters, Bruce Henderson and James Champy, who produce "the best ideas", while in the corporate equivalent of a research laboratory.
Also appropriate is the wide spectrum of belief. Arch conservatives such as Frederick Taylor and Igor Ansoff are included, along with the liberal left such as Peter Senge, and Frons Trompenaars. We find Charles Handy "who has an unerring tendency to state the obvious", but also with Richard Pascale, who tackles the tension of real life contradictions, head on.
Each guru is introduced with a quote, their breakthrough ideas in key words and their most important book. This is followed by three to five pages discussing their contribution and putting it into the context of current thinking. Crainer presents each guru with an appropriate mix of sympathy and scepticism.
Crainer has interviewed and worked with many of the worlds top business thinkers, and this is evident in his work. He presents enough to enable the reader to hold his own, then shows us where look should we want to delve deeper.
Dilbert, the one great thinker not included, said: "everything I've learnt in my entire life can be boiled down to a dozen bullet points, several of which I have already forgotten". This book presents the dozen bullet points of the other 50 thinkers who 'made management'. Some of these points are indeed worth remembering.
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