Cracking the Corporate Code
The Revealing Success Stories of 32 African-American Executives
1st edition
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Author
Publication
2003-03-01 - AMACOM/American Management Association
Language
English
Word Count
76,000 words, Guess
Page Count
304 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8043018M
- ISBN-139780814407714
- ISBN-100814407714
- OCLC Control Number52722701
- OCLC Control Number51222156
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Numbercrackingcorporat00cobb
- Library of Congress Control Number2002155253
- Goodreads963056
- LibraryThing2883988
Classifications
- LCCHD38.25.U6 C63 2003
Description
"Cracking the Corporate Code delves deeply into the lives and careers of 32 such notable professionals. These are not the men and women usually cited: the high-profile government officials, the legendary civil rights pioneers, or the megastar athletes who have leveraged their on-field success into positions of leadership. The authors have chosen instead to profile individuals who have risen through the ranks of America's most noteworthy businesses, to the highest echelons of corporate power and influence.". "In exclusive interviews, these men and women recount their impressive and widely differing career trajectories, revealing what motivated and discouraged them, their sources of support and conflict, and the strategies they developed to excel in organizations like PepsiCo, GE, Merrill Lynch, Kraft, Prudential, Chrysler, and dozens more."--BOOK JACKET.
First Sentence
WHEN black men and women enter the world of corporate America, conflicting feelings are their constant companions.
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