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A health check for your business / John F. Gittus.

By: Gittus, John FPublisher: [S.l.] : Kogan Page Ltd, 1993Description: 192 pISBN: 0749408758; 9780749408756Online resources: Amazon.com | Amazon customer reviews Summary: This text is not intended as a passive measurement of a healthy or weakling business, but rather as an exploration of the type and quality of management, future prospects, commitment, efficiency and satisfaction of employees and management. Individual values are assessed before examining the current strength of the business and its performance in the market place. The financial standing of the company is examined by reference to assets and return on investment, as well as its ability to grasp opportunities. A business plan is examined as well as its adoption to implement the company's future development.

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This text is not intended as a passive measurement of a healthy or weakling business, but rather as an exploration of the type and quality of management, future prospects, commitment, efficiency and satisfaction of employees and management. Individual values are assessed before examining the current strength of the business and its performance in the market place. The financial standing of the company is examined by reference to assets and return on investment, as well as its ability to grasp opportunities. A business plan is examined as well as its adoption to implement the company's future development.

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