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The recent financial crisis has caused many people to ask fundamental questions about the way the economy is organized and the way it fits in with the kind of society people want to live in. In The Economics of...
In Make Talent Your Business, Wendy Axelrod and Jeannie Coyle discuss ways in which managers in all types of organizations can integrate talent development into daily work routines. The authors base...
Doug Moran’s If You Will Lead describes a leadership framework based on the popular poem “If—” by Rudyard Kipling. The poem has inspired generations of students to emulate the leadership...
In Principled Selling, David Tovey explains that businesses must abandon their old heavy-handed, cold-calling sales approaches and instead use social media to determine what actually stimulates today’s...
In Smart Trust, trust experts Stephen M.R. Covey (author of the best-selling The Speed of Trust) and Greg Link examine how trust can be used to not only generate prosperity for businesses, but also to...
In Likeonomics, Rohit Bhargava asserts that the most trusted people and organizations always win. He offers the five principles of the TRUST formula of Likeonomics to solve what he calls the “modern...
In The Titleless Leader, job-loss recovery expert Nan S. Russell asserts that how people work, communicate, collaborate, and manage responsibilities has changed. Knowing how to build influence and lead...
According to conventional wisdom, employee turnover is usually about pay and beyond the control of most companies. But in The 7 Hidden Reasons Employees Leave, human relations consultant Leigh Branham...
Feelings of isolation, disinterest, and loss of commitment at work are all signs that an employee may be experiencing broken trust. In Rebuilding Trust in the Workplace, Dennis and Michelle Reina guide...
In The Managerial Moment of Truth, Bruce Bodaken and Robert Fritz argue that one of the most important competitive advantages a business can have is the truth. By being honest with each other, people...
