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Spoiling The Marking Process

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The Marking Enterprise

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The adequate mindset is a necessary but not sufficient condition. Also required are actions consistent with it and with each other. A marking management drama often plays out when what the business does belies — in fact contradicts — what it says it does or what it believes it does. What businesses do must conform perfectly to what they are, and to what they promise.

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© 2007 Jean-Claude Thoenig and Charles Waldman

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Thoenig, JC., Waldman, C. (2007). Spoiling The Marking Process. In: The Marking Enterprise. INSEAD Business Press. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230579484_7

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