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Here's what you'll find inside the May 2013 issue of Leadership & Management Review...
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
• The common sales strategy errors of entrepreneurs
• The five requirements of a successful business idea
• Seven mistakes that kill startups
• Have you determined your target market?
• On the road to entrepreneurship
• Words of wisdom from Jeff Bezos
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LEADERSHIP
• The benefits of building a giver culture
• Leaders must stamp out ‘mobbing’
• Six habits of high-performing organisations
• How to overcome resistance to change
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MANAGEMENT
• How to handle unavoidable office politics
• Does change management need to change?
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INNOVATION
• How can you identify creative employees?
• How to build a new, improved workforce
• Advice on brand reinvention
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STRATEGY
• A new framework for problem solving
• Do you need a social media strategy?
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