
In Search of Excellence
Lessons from America's Best-Run Companies
Based on research into successful American companies, this management book identifies eight practices that Peters and Waterman argue distinguish well-run organizations. It examines themes such as closeness to customers, productivity through people, hands-on leadership, and a strong shared culture. The authors draw on case studies of major corporations to show how these principles operate in practice.
by Tom Peters
Non-fictionBusinessEconomicsReference
Harper & Row · First published 1982 · 360 pages
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