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How to Become CEO is a non-fiction handbook authored by marketing consultant Jeffrey J. Fox that presents 75 concise rules for career advancement. The book outlines essential leadership traits—vision, persistence, integrity, and respect—while advising on actions to take and pitfalls to avoid. Fox’s approach focuses on strategic decisions such as managing budgets, fostering alliances with peers’ subordinates, and maintaining professionalism during workplace social events. The guide aims to equip readers with actionable principles for effective leadership and sustainable corporate success.
First publish date: 1998
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Motivation & Success
Authors: Jeffrey J. Fox
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