Prayer : How Praying Together Shapes The Church
Liderazgo Acelerado – (Spanish)
$15.99
El renombrado consultor de liderazgo, Samuel R. Chand, detalla el recuento de la construccion del Canal de Panama, y traza paralelos entre ella y la metodologia del liderazgo exitoso. “Mas pasion no es la respuesta, y suenos mas grandes no siempre son la solucion. Cada lider se hace dos preguntas: Como podemos crecer? Como podemos crecer mas rapido? La unica manera que las organizaciones pueden ser mas grandes y moverse mas rapido es acelerando la excelencia de sus sistemas y estructuras,” dice Chand en este libro. Una epifania durante una visita al Canal de Panama llevo a Chand, una de las voces mas respetadas en el ministerio y el liderazgo, a aportar nuevas visiones al ciclo de vida de las organizaciones empresariales y eclesiasticas. Simplemente, el tamano y la velocidad de una organizacion son controladas por sus sistemas y estructuras.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781629119748
ISBN10: 1629119741
Language: Spanish
Samuel Chand
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2017
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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