Which MBA?: A Critical Guide to the World's Best Programmes

George Bickerstaffe

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Continuous learning is now a reality for all of us. The need to constantly update your skills and knowledge is a prerequisite in today's business world. This is the first edition of what will be the definitive annual guide to executive shortcourses around the world. Divided into two main sections a commentary and a directory of courses, this will be a comprehensive and highly accessible reference for anyone contemplating executive shortcourses. Author : Stuart Crainer is a highly experienced business writer and journalist.

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