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Name: The Advantage
Author: Patrick Lencioni

In *The Advantage*, Patrick Lencioni presents the idea that a healthy organization, one that is whole, consistent, and complete, outperforms rivals by eliminating politics, confusion, and turnover. Drawing on his consulting experience with leading firms, he offers a practical model for aligning management, operations, and culture around shared principles. The book shows how prioritizing human potential and organizational cohesion can create a sustainable competitive advantage in today’s fast‑moving business environment.

First publish date: 2012

Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management

Authors: Patrick Lencioni

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