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Is anybody listening? How and why U.S. business fumbles when it talks with human beings

Title: Is anybody listening? How and why U.S. business fumbles when it talks with human beings, by William H. Whyte Jr., and the editors of Fortune. Drawings by Robert Osborn.
Author: Whyte, William Hollingsworth.
Publication: New York, Simon and Schuster, 1952.

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239 p. illus.; 21 cm.

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TMD (Whyte, W. H. Is anybody listening)

LCCN

52009016

OCLC

245940

Author

Whyte, William Hollingsworth.

Title

Is anybody listening? How and why U.S. business fumbles when it talks with human beings, by William H. Whyte Jr., and the editors of Fortune. Drawings by Robert Osborn.

Imprint

New York, Simon and Schuster, 1952.

Research Call Number

TMD (Whyte, W. H. Is anybody listening)

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