C.E.O. Bhumika ani Jababdari

Name: C.E.O. Bhumika ani Jababdari
SKU: C.E.O. Bhumika ani Jababdari
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₹250.00

The C.E.O. in the urban banks, credit society any other institution is an important person like the vizier in the government system. In order to be successful as C.E.O. as a chief executive officer is a difficult exercise what is his primary and important responsibility what strategies he should follow, now where and where what are the jurisdictions of his powers? All such generation answering book is made available in Marathi. The book is beneficial for the C.E.O. of today and tomorrow.

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SKU: C.E.O. Bhumika ani Jababdari Categories: Banking, Cooperation

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Weight	200 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14 cm

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