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How to Drive Your Competition Crazy: Creating Disruption for Fun and Profit

by Guy Kawasaki, Michele Moreno · 1995

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Renegade business strategist, charismatic Macintosh evangelist, and religiously read columnist for Macworld magazine, Kawasaki has written the first and only take-no-prisoners battle plan to help companies get and keep the upper hand. Foreword by "Dilbert" creator, Scott Adams. Line drawings & photos.

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