Background
Aaron, Hugh was born on November 30, 1924 in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Barnet and Gertrude Rose Aaron.
(You may be familiar with Hugh Aaron's iconoclastic articl...)
You may be familiar with Hugh Aaron's iconoclastic articles published in the Manager's Journal column of The Wall Street Journal. They challenge American management to question traditional business practices. Now, his book, Business Not As Usual expands his thesis and offers a unique contribution to the business literature. Aaron draws upon his experience of twenty years as a CEO in the plastics industry. From start up, his company expanded to a second manufacturing facility despite two recessions. Midway through the Reagan era, he sold the company in order to write. His enterprise was a virtual management laboratory. Not satisfied to merely stay afloat, Aaron experimented with a range of management techniques. Often the very survival of his business depended on his willingness to try innovative methods. In Business Not As Usual he shares his experiences, both those that were successful and those that failed.
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(A child's story in verse. A sensitive, spoken song with b...)
A child's story in verse. A sensitive, spoken song with beautiful imagery and sweet refrains, giving pleasure to both listener and reader. For children three to eight. Colorfully, imaginatively illustrated, offering much to see on every page. The Story: Suzy went to sleep every night with her many stuffed animal friends. Among them was her favorite dolly which always slept beside her. But one night she could not find her dolly. It had disappeared. Perhaps she had mislaid it, or left it at a friend's house, or simply lost it. Well, when she discovered that it was missing she began to cry, and called for her mother and father to find it. They searched and searched, but no dolly. Her father offered to buy her another one, but it could never replace her favorite. She was very sad. About a month later her mother presented her with a surprise which made up for the loss of her dolly and made her very happy. No, it was not a new one. Would you like to read this story to find out what it was?
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(The letters herein, some one thousand of them, are a day-...)
The letters herein, some one thousand of them, are a day-to-day three year account of what happened in the life of a young enlisted man serving in the Naval Construction Battalions - the Seabees - during World War II. They take the reader from the first day of boot camp, to various training camps around the U.S., to the Southwest Pacific and back home.
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(In this first novel, Hal Arnold, a professor of English, ...)
In this first novel, Hal Arnold, a professor of English, returns to the Philippines after forty years yearning for the unity, spirit and optimism he knew as a 19- year-old member of a Seabee battalion in the South Pacific theater during World War II. Trying to recapture that experience, he writes this story, vividly portraying members of the battalion who impacted his life. Searching for his own identity, he finds it in the warm, rich culture of a small Filipino village where love and dignity thrive among a people who have suffered under the Japanese yoke.
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(Business Not As Usual 2 is a candid account, in 57 down-t...)
Business Not As Usual 2 is a candid account, in 57 down-to-earth narrative essays on crucial issues that commonly arise when running a business through both hard and easy times. Although all about business, the topics are wide ranging. The author's company was a virtual management laboratory that developed innovative methods for motivating employees and improving productivity leading to skyrocketi...
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(Consisting of 68 narrative essays, this is a candid accou...)
Consisting of 68 narrative essays, this is a candid account of a CEO's successes and failures managing a company through twenty years of hard and easy times.
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(Business Not as Usual - Volume 2, Beyond the Bottom Line ...)
Business Not as Usual - Volume 2, Beyond the Bottom Line by Hugh Aaron covers a range of business topics not discussed in the first volume of Business Not as Usual, his previous book on business management. It is Aaron’s own story of the struggle that is business,and the role that human relationships play. Starting in a dirt-floored garage, Aaron grew his company to more than 100 employees and two state-of-the art manufacturing plants. But when severe recessions pushed it to the brink of failure, under Aaron’s stewardship, the company became a virtual management laboratory.Innovations, including drastic financial restructuring, employee participation in management decisions, and groundbreaking incentive systems, resulted in an astounding turnaround and evolution into a happy and profitable enterprise for all concerned. Revealing Aaron’s failures as well as successes, this is the story every CEO in America should tell, but won’t.
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(A business novel with locomotive force, rare in its hones...)
A business novel with locomotive force, rare in its honest presentation of the drama of business. The author holds nothing back in this story about running a small manufacturing company. He writes of the double dealings, the betrayals and petty dishonestys, as well as the acts of generosity, trust and loyalty that occur in his relationships with his employees, his customers, the bank, his friends, his wife and his mistress. Revealing his deepest conflicts, fears and doubts, brutally self-aware, the protagonist is DRIVEN to succeed, and does so at great personal cost.
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(Business Not As Usual 2 is a candid account, in 57 down-t...)
Business Not As Usual 2 is a candid account, in 57 down-to-earth narrative essays on crucial issues that commonly arise when running a business through both hard and easy times. Although all about business, the topics are wide ranging. The author's company was a virtual management laboratory that developed innovative methods for motivating employees and improving productivity leading to skyrocketing profitability. Based on the first-hand experience of a creative CEO, these essays are of unsurpassed value to anyone in business or about to be. The author, a graduate of The University of Chicago, and CEO of his own manufacturing company for twenty years, had contributed eighteen such articles to the Manager's Journal column of The Wall Street Journal.
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Aaron, Hugh was born on November 30, 1924 in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Barnet and Gertrude Rose Aaron.
AB, University of Chicago, 1951.
Supervisor, Apex Tire & Rubber Company, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, 1955-1957; supervisor, Elfskin Corporation, Worcester, 1958-1960; manager, Plastic Materials Inc., Slatersville, Rhode Island, 1960-1965; president, Customcolor Inc., Cumberland, Rhode Island, 1966-1985; writer, Belfast, Maine., since 1985.
(In this first novel, Hal Arnold, a professor of English, ...)
(The letters herein, some one thousand of them, are a day-...)
(Business Not as Usual - Volume 2, Beyond the Bottom Line ...)
(Business Not As Usual 2 is a candid account, in 57 down-t...)
(Business Not As Usual 2 is a candid account, in 57 down-t...)
(Consisting of 68 narrative essays, this is a candid accou...)
(You may be familiar with Hugh Aaron's iconoclastic articl...)
(A business novel with locomotive force, rare in its hones...)
(A child's story in verse. A sensitive, spoken song with b...)
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With United States Navy, 1943-1945. Member National Writers Union, Maine Writers and Publications Alliance.
Married Joyce Charlotte Gomberg, June 19, 1955 (divorced June 1988). Children: Suzanne Ruth, Andrew Mark, Elizabeth Ann. Married Ann Marie Stein, April 29, 1989.