"I" power
Subtitle: the secrets of great business in bad times
By: [Martin Edelston and Marion Buhagiar].
Contributors: Buhagiar, Marion.
Publisher: Barricade Books; Distributed by Publishers Group West
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Fort Lee, NJ; Emeryville,CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
Subjects: Industries -- United States.; Employee motivation -- United States.; Competition, International.; United States -- Economic conditions -- 1981-
Other titles: Martin Edelston's I-power.
Description: There's a new system to run a business - "I" Power. "I" Power works, ...it's simple, ...it's proven. "I" Power makes money in tough times because it cuts costs - increases sales - decreases turnover - and makes change easy. "I" Power was designed for all businesses - big and small. It works for non-profits, too. And - it will work for government. Widely applied, it can rebuild America. It will show you how to develop great business even in bad times.

"I" Power principles are not difficult to adopt. They can be put to work quickly. Its results are amazing. Everyone can use "I" Power - those at the top and those at the bottom and those in between. Have you ever asked yourself, "How can I make our company more productive? More competitive?" Or: "How do I improve the morale of my employees in these tough times?" This book clearly shows you how to fire up your staff and bring continuous improvement to your organization.

"I" Power was created by Martin Edelston, founder and owner of the giant publishing conglomerate, Boardroom, Inc. This is the company that gave America The Book of Inside Information, which has sold more than 2 million copies, and The Book of Secrets - which has sold more than 500,000 copies. "I" Power will teach you how to bring quality and continuing growth to the business that you're involved with, too.

It incorporates those positive approaches that are contained in the "I" words from which it takes its name: Ideas...impact...improvement...incentive...increase...innovate... inspiration...integrity...intelligence...invention...etc. "I" Power can easily be the most important book you have ever read!
Notes: Title on spine: Martin Edelston's I-power.