Быстрее денег: основано на истории одного из крупных украинских банков. Поиск и преодоление неопределенности в мирное и военное время глазами финансового менеджера Рафаэля Ющака.

A real business story for those who want to become successful and learn how to lead teams but are still searching for their path. And it is a very unusual and special book: first, the authors wrote it as a story of peaceful and wartime existence of a large bank in Ukraine, and then they completely rewrote it, leaving only the experience, motivation, and optimism of the main character. Rafal Juszczak is a manager with 26 years of experience, also a historian by education and a titled athlete in martial arts. He studied at the Graduate School of Management in Rouen, managed four banks in several European countries, created projects completely new for the markets, worked much as a consultant, traveled a lot, and even more often defended a different approach to business. And in the end, he found himself at a point where the most important thing became… only the feeling of the moment. Not always a victorious one. But always — in readiness to fight. Here and now we tried to tell a story of real experience, with its rises and falls, but with a very deep sense of involvement of people whose ambitions were silenced by painful circumstances. The bank, which on the eve of the war gained a record profit for 20 years and was recognized as a place of breakthrough innovations by such world editions as The Banker, Global Finance, and The Economist, turned into an overturned boat. This book was not written for financial magnates — it was written for people who are starting a career, working for themselves or in a corporation — it does not matter, the main thing is that they are full of ambition. And ambition is what makes us athletes, ready to show ourselves to the world, to train as much as possible, and to do everything necessary to become the first. Then this book will remind you (thanks to the experience of a successful manager) that any dream is a goal that you just have not yet called by its name.