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Luboš Hlinovský

    Skupinové řešení problémů
    Made in Japan
    The Law
    • Skupinové řešení problémů

      • 120 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Autor v knize prezentuje řadu osvědčených týmových postupů a technik, používaných k efektivnímu řešení složitých rozhodovacích problémů. rozvoji tvůrčího myšlení a hledání alternativních možností dosažení vytčených cílů firmy.

      Skupinové řešení problémů1995
    • Made in Japan

      • 309 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Co-founded forty years ago by a young engineer named Akio Morita, Sony is now one of the most powerful and respected multinational corporations in the world, and Morita its outspoken chairman. In compelling detail, his autobiography charts the growth of this deliberately innovative company, from the initial attempts to make a tape recorder (Morita cut yards and yards of paper tape and painted its surface with paintbrushes used for calligraphy) to the phenomenal sales of the Sony Walkman. Known around the world for his exceptional vision and intuitive ability, Akio Morita, is one of the top businessmen of our time. This book shows why.

      Made in Japan1992
      3.9
    • The Law

      • 79 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      The Law, by Frederic Bastiat is a classic work of political philosophy taken from the history of the human quest for a government that works. It was written by Bastiat in the early 1800's after the establishment of The United States, which greatly influences his work. It reflects the reasoning of our Founding Fathers in the establishing of a new form of government. It is as fresh today as it was when it was written and is ever more important to our nation as it ages and moves away from our founding principles and the history that brought about our birth as a nation. This book is reprinted with the hope that we can grasp once again the value of limited government and the freedom of the individual. This book is not copyrighted and may be reproduced at will.

      The Law1991
      4.2