The Unconventional Thinking of Dominant Companies: The New Formula for Market Dominance

by Jim Bramlett

About the Book

In today’s uber-competitive business world, dominant companies think differently. They center everything they do around maximizing their customer's experience and engineer backwards to ensure their customers are saving time, effort, and money. There is a mathematical formula called the Hassle Quotient that dominant companies use to ensure they maintain their status and never rest on their laurels. The old rules don’t apply and it’s not easy to dominate, but companies that do have common traits. In this book, you will learn to take advantage of these traits and measure your success on the way to becoming truly dominant.

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