An Entire MBA in Four Weeks, and what came next.
The 2021 flagship guide of the FourWeekMBA Business Series got thousands of readers up to speed on business. The library has grown since: start with 12 free books, then go deeper with The Business Engineer.
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About the original book
An Entire MBA in Four Weeks is the flagship guide of the FourWeekMBA Business Series (2021), written by Gennaro Cuofano to get readers up to speed on business quickly. The contents are below; its frameworks now continue in The Business Engineer.
