First published 1994
Quality Costs targets managers who lack time to study extensive business literature. Fox writes in clear, direct language that allows readers to grasp information rapidly. This approach reflects the author's understanding that many managers either cannot or will not tackle complex theoretical works. The book forms part of a broader series created specifically for time-pressed executives. Fox structures the content to deliver practical insights without requiring deep study. The straightforward presentation makes quality management concepts accessible to busy professionals who need actionable information they can implement immediately.
Genres: business, non-fiction, management
Vibes: accessible, practical, thought-provoking
Tropes: business-guide, how-to
62 pages · Paperback · Nelson Thornes Ltd