Carly Fiorina SIGNED Tough Choices CEO Hewlett-Packard HP 2006 1st Ed. w/GOA

Description: Carly Fiorina SIGNED Tough Choices CEO Hewlett-Packard HP 2006 1st Ed. w/GOAUp for bids is this 2006 first edition hardcover version of Tough Choices: A Memoir, which was written AND signed by Carly Fiorina and is in VERY GOOD condition (NO reminder marks; NOT a library book; NO punch holes).Guarantee of Authenticity (GOA) – We guarantee the authenticity of our SIGNED books and sports memorabilia, all of which have passed a rigorous 20-step authentication process used by forensic autograph analysts. We are so confident in our process that IF one of our SIGNED items fails authentication via Beckett, PSA or CGC, EJay Collectibles will provide you with a full refund plus an additional $10 to help offset the expensive authentication process.The New York Times bestseller by the most talked about woman in American business. For five and a half years, Carly Fiorina led Hewlett-Packard through major internal changes, the worst technology slump in decades, and the most controversial merger in high-tech history. Yet just as things were about to turn around, she was abruptly fired, making front-page news around the world. Fiorina has been the subject of endless debate and speculation. But she has never spoken publicly about crucial details of her time at HP, about the mysterious circumstances of her firing, or about many other aspects of her landmark career. Until now. In this extraordinarily candid memoir, she reveals the private person behind the public persona. She shares her triumphs and failures, her deepest fears and most painful confrontations. She shows us what it was like to be an ambitious young woman at stodgy old AT&T and then a fast- track executive during the spin-off of Lucent Technologies. Above all, she describes how she drove the transformation of legendary but deeply troubled HP, in the face of fierce opposition. One of Fiorina?s big themes is that ?in the end business isn?t just about numbers; it?s about people.? This book goes beyond the caricature of the ?powerful woman executive? to show who she really is and what the rest of us?male or female, in business or not?can learn from the tough choices she made along the way.Reviews Fiorina wrote the book herself, without a ghostwriter, and its well-written. "Forbes" A very engaging readChapters dealing with her meteoric rise through Lucent are excellent. "BusinessWeek" Her prose is fluid and her voice is authentic. Ms. Fiorina has waited a long time to tell her story, and she does so memorably. "The Wall Street Journal" Ms. Fiorina is at her best when recounting the travails of a woman in a male-dominated business culture.The woman that emerges from these pages is cultured, sensitive, and vulnerable, even as she acts tough. "The Economist"

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