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    Duty, Honor, Company (Review and Analysis of the Dorlands' Book)
    Duty, Honor, Company (Review and Analysis of the Dorlands' Book)
    Duty, Honor, Company (Review and Analysis of the Dorlands' Book)
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    Duty, Honor, Company (Review and Analysis of the Dorlands' Book)

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    The must-read summary of Gil Dorland and John Dorland's book: "Duty, Honor, Company: West Point Fundamentals for Business Success".

    This complete summary of the ideas from Gil Dorland and John Dorland's book "Duty, Honor, Company" shows how most people agree that business is war, with the primary goal of winning market share and making money. In their book, the authors explain how you can study the strategies that succeed in military battles in order to gain an insight into what is likely to succeed in the business arena. By reading this summary, you will learn how you can apply the three essential military pillars of West Point to your business and guarantee victory over the competition.

    Added-value of this summary:
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    • Expand your business knowledge

    To learn more, read "Duty, Honor, Company" and find out how you can study the military field to form the best competitive strategy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBusiness Book Summaries
    Release dateFeb 15, 2013
    ISBN9782806239846
    Duty, Honor, Company (Review and Analysis of the Dorlands' Book)

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      Duty, Honor, Company (Review and Analysis of the Dorlands' Book) - BusinessNews Publishing

      Book Presentation: Duty, Honor, Company by Gil Dorland & John Dorland

      Summary of Duty, Honor, Company (Gil Dorland & John Dorland)

      Book Abstract

      Most people agree that business is war – except the primary goal in business is to win market share and make money rather than seize territory or kill the enemy. Therefore, if the military paradigm fits the business world, by studying what succeeds in military battles, you can gain insights into what is likely to succeed in the business arena.

      The finest source of military brilliance in the modern world has consistently originated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, which was founded in 1802. Thus, the time-tested methodologies taught there should be rigorously examined for their transferability to business.

      The three essential pillars of the West Point philosophy are summed up in its motto: Duty, Honor, Country. In a business context, this underlying philosophy can be translated as Duty, Honor, Company. A business leader with a sense of duty inspires and motivates his or her coworkers. Honor is the foundation of great character traits. And ultimately the company must flourish if it is to endure and succeed.

      Accordingly, taking the lead from West Point, leadership, discipline, high ethical standards and investments in the future should become the paramount business priorities. At the same time, business managers should focus on providing leadership and ethics for every person in the company organization. Only when business managers actually get out front and lead will the enterprise flourish and become great.

      Duty, honor, company serves exceptionally well both as a motto and a way of life.

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