Why Good Clients Fire Great Companies (Introducing revelation x) by John Gamble

Why Good Clients Fire Great Companies (Introducing revelation x) by John Gamble

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Why Good Clients Fire Great Companies (Introducing revelation x) by John Gamble

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ISBN 13 9780966543834
ISBN 10 0966543831
Title Why Good Clients Fire Great Companies (Introducing revelation x)
Author John Gamble
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Tenacity Inc.
Year published 2001-01-01
Number of pages 209
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