This paperback book has a tight binding and little if any extra writing or marking on the pages. The book is slightly bent. See photos for detail
" Achieving Software Quality Through Teamwork" by Isabel Evans is a textbook published by Artech House in 2004. This hardcover book, measuring 10 inches in length and 7 inches in width, covers the subject areas of Computers, Business & Economics. With a focus on software development and engineering, quality assurance and testing, and workplace culture, the book is written in English and consists of 324 pages. It is intended for adult and further education levels, catering to proficiency, advanced, intermediate, technical, and business audiences.
Overall good condition.
The 9th edition of "Multinational Business Finance" by Eiteman, Stonehill & Moffett (2000) is a comprehensive textbook focusing on the finance aspects of multinational businesses. Published by Addison-Wesley Longman, Incorporated, this hardcover book offers insights into various finance topics with a specific focus on international business finance. Authored by Arthur I. Stonehill, David K. Eiteman, and Michael H. Moffett, this advanced-level textbook is part of the Addison-Wesley Series in Finance and spans 592 pages. With a United States origin, this textbook provides valuable information for students and professionals alike.
Pages are clean and intact.
Cover is flipped upwards towards the edge. Writing, underlining, and/or highlighting noticed throughout the book. Binding is intact. See pictures for overview of condition. We are BrightLight Books.
The Sales Acceleration Formula is a textbook by Mark Roberge that focuses on using data, technology, and inbound selling to achieve sales growth from $0 to $100 million. Published by Wiley & Sons, this hardcover book offers insights on sales and selling management, making it an advanced and technical resource for adult education and business students. With 224 pages, the book covers various aspects of sales acceleration and provides valuable information for professionals looking to improve their sales strategies.
Interior: Bindings are exceptionally tight. Pages are clean, crisp, and free of highlighting. Covers: Original tan/buckram cloth with red and black spine labels. Minor shelf wear and light dust dulling to the top edges.
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