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A quirky collection of quotable business quotes sourced from famous and not so famous business people to politicians.
Perfect to amuse and inspire your colleagues in the boardroom and around the water cooler.
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Review by: diogenes (Rob)
Dated: 11th of September, 2006
The Best Business Quotes is a similarly weighty tome as its companion volume Quotable Quotes and is brimming to overflowing with some of the best business quotes imaginable.
The are plenty of quotes from such notaries such as Richard Branson to Donald Trump, with some rather illuminating business quotes from some of the least expected people - Spike Milligan or Ogden Nash for example.
The Best Business Quotes is the ideal book for the business waiting area, the staff room, to flick through whilst trying to look awake at bored(!) meetings or to have meandering around the office or maybe on the person's desk who writes the newsletters who is looking for the little nugget or gem of a quote to fill space in the newsletter; or perhaps trying to make the boss look clever, intelligent and well-read by inserting a witty or insightful gem into his business speech.
Whatever the use or occassion, this volume is sure to delight anyone in business - and guess what? This book can be bought as a legitimate business expense - making this an essential tax write-off for any business.
And for the home reader? Yes, there is more than enough to delight and amuse you too. Another definite stocking filler for THAT time of the year.
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