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Great By Choice chapter 3 s which is titled 20 Mile March. In this chapter it first asks its readers to choose from two companies A and B which one company soares to the top and the other stays level and consistent and control growth. Next, the chapter brings out how John Brown, CEO of Stryker maintain his effort and sustained his pace unlike USSC Leon Hirsh. In the following discussion, Collins and Hanen speaks about what not to expect as a 20 Mile March, followed by what makes a good 20 Mile March as well as the avoidance of catastrophe when talking about AMD. Chapter 3 also talks about self-control in an out of control environment. Finally, Arthur Levinson talks about teaching a company to march.
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