Low risk, high return

Author: (American) Rice / Huang Yi-Yi et al
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Start and grow your business with the least risk. "If you want to become an entrepreneur but can't study at Harvard Business School, reading this book is your best choice." – Howard Stevenson "My advice to aspiring entrepreneurs is: , never give up learning; second, read the book 'Low Cost, High Return.'" – Jim McCann "For all first-time entrepreneurs, this is an introductory book. Mr. Rice shares his practical experiences and principles with us. For many years, Mr. Rice has taught his entrepreneurial insights to our MBA students. Now, a broader audience will share his secrets of running a business—don't miss this opportunity." – Dr. Murray Bower "This book offers exceptional insights into the behavior of successful entrepreneurs. In every chapter, you can find actionable tactics that can be immediately applied to entrepreneurial practice." – Amy LaFave "Rice uses many compelling case studies to illustrate his business philosophy and provides us with wise advice based on his extensive practical experience. I will give this book to every leader of the companies we invest in." – Mike Heis "The value of this book lies in teaching us effective problem-solving methods and providing a thought framework for daily business decisions. It covers all stages of the business lifecycle. For those who are currently starting or planning to start a business, this book is truly invaluable." – Jerry Schaffel
Bob's practice clarifies the difference between entrepreneurial management behavior and other management behaviors. Bob's actions serve as a model for entrepreneurial behavior. Many business books attempt to simplify everything into 'seven points' or 'six habits.' Bob is a businessman in the world of business, telling us that the real world is extremely complex. Another insight this book gives us is that entrepreneurs don't all have to have extraordinary creativity. A good idea, combined with passion and skills to execute it, is enough. If you create a product, do you know how to motivate people in your supply chain? Bob contributes many good ideas in this book. If you think you have the potential to be an entrepreneur, you might as well bravely try it with Bob's help. Entrepreneurs who have already entered the business world can also benefit from this book, drawing new ideas, encouragement, and courage.
This is a popular book filled with actionable advice and insights. For anyone who wants to start a business, especially those who want to become entrepreneurs but lack experience and capital, this is an invaluable entrepreneurial guide. Similarly, for entrepreneurs who want to achieve greater success, this is also a valuable reference.