BECOMING A MASTER MANAGER
A COMPETING VALUES APPROACH
6TH EDITION
Robert E. Quinn
University of Michigan
Sue R. Faerman
State University of New York at Albany
Michael P. Thompson
Brigham Young University
Michael R. McGrath
Executive Education—University of Michigan
Graduate School of Business
David S. Bright
Wright State University
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Becoming a master manager: a competing values approach/Robert E. Quinn, University of Michigan,
SueR.Faerman, State University of New York at Albany, Micheal P. Thompson, Brigham Young University,
MichaelR. McGrath, Executive Education, University of Michigan Graduate School of Business, David S. Bright
Wright State University.—Sixth edition.
pages cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-118-58258-9 (paperback) 1.Leadership. 2.Executive ability. 3.Management. 4anizational
behaviour. I. Quinn, Robert E. II. Title.
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