TM02 - Strategic Management by Prof. Hapzi Ali Universitas Mercu Buana - TM #2 Vision and Company Mission, Longterm Objective, Corporate Culture, Corporate Governance dan The Agency Theory

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Strategic Management by Prof. Hapzi Ali Universitas Mercu Buana - TM #2 Vision and Company Mission, Longterm Objective, Corporate Culture, Corporate Governance dan The Agency Theory (Forum & Quiz uploaded)

© September – Desember 2018
Summary Aktivitas Kelas Mata Kuliah Strategic Management Universitas Mercu Buana by Prof Hapzi
Septian Wildan Mujaddid – NIM 55117120075
Forum Minggu #2

© September – Desember 2018
Quiz Minggu #2

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