Summary: Almost Perfect: Review and Analysis of Peterson's Book
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    [synopsis] => The must-read summary of W. E. Pete Peterson's book: "Almost Perfect: How a Bunch of Regular Guys Built WordPerfect Corporation".

This complete summary of the ideas from W. E. Pete Peterson's book "Almost Perfect" tells the story of Bruce Bastian and how he created WordPerfect. In this book, the author reveals how the company rose to fame through its progress and innovations, as well as the many challenges it faced. This summary sheds some light on exactly what makes a company successful by looking at all the different aspects, from organisation structure to cash flow limitations.

Added-value of this summary:

• Save time

• Understand key concepts

• Expand your knowledge

To learn more, read "Almost Perfect" and discover the story behind the company that began with one man and grew to include almost 3,000 employees.
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