Human Resources
Is Your Company Neurotic — Or Is It Just You?
It's not just people who can be neurotic -- companies can be, too. Find out if yours is and what you can do about it.
Mark Chussil
Mark Chussil is the coauthor of and founder of Advanced Competitive Strategies, Inc. He's a pioneer in business war gaming and an expert in competitive strategy, strategic thinking, and strategy simulation. His essays on competitive strategy have appeared on his ACS and Linkedin blogs, 麻豆社.com and in Harvard Business Review. Mark has helped Fortune 500 companies across many industries add billions of dollars to their bottom line, and he is also an adjunct instructor at University of Portland's Pamplin School of Business.
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