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Type of bind: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 796.332640973
EAN num: 9780425223444
ISBN number: 0425223442
Label: Berkley Hardcover
Manufacturer: Berkley Hardcover
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Page Count: 288
Printing Date: September 02, 2008
Publishing house: Berkley Hardcover
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Winning business principles from an NFL super agent— includes photos.
Building the most dominant sports agency in professional football—with over $1 billion in player contracts since 2003—Drew Rosenhaus has made a name for himself in the game…by winning. With more active player clients than any other agent in the NFL, Drew and his brother Jason sit at the top of an impressive field. Now these two superstars take readers inside the National Football League to deliver the secrets behind their business success.
Next Question is the playbook for entrepreneurs and others who want to get to the top of their profession—whether they are just starting out or taking their business to the subsequent level. Addressing negotiating skills, deal-making, image control, and much more, this behind-the-scenes strategy guide combines spot-on instruction with anecdotal examples that will fire up business people to apply the Rosenhaus rules for success—and achieve their professional goals.
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Why would anyone pay money to take advice from a man which has no clue. I hope you don't get your way and destroy the NFL.. The greatest game we have. Its not all about the money, its about being part of the community and given part of yourself back. Setting a good example for further kids coming up through the ranks. You can't take it with you, but you can leave behind a legacy.
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This guy is an unapologetic ahole. The idea that anyone would aspire to be like him saddens me.
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"Super agent" must be a self-styled moniker for the Rosenhaus boys. One at least comes to understand why they have counselled their jejeune clients to hold out of training camps, refuse to honour their contracts, etc, etc etc: "it's just business", the excuse of all greedheads. In a word, obnoxious. Enjoy your money now, children, you can't take it with you. In fact, I will reccommend this book, if you want to understand more fully how messed up pro sports, and the U.S. culture, is.
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