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Recommended Business
Books for Every Executive A Book I Recommend for Leaders in All
Organizations: A general reader on how to Make everyone's life meaningful: If Aristotle
Ran General Motors: The New Soul of Business by Tom Morris
(read
my review)
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* And a thoughtful book on general
business strategy—forces you to scan and project the marketplace developments
to anticipate where customers’ ValueSpace will be in the future. The
Profit Zone: How Strategic
Business Design Will Lead You to Tomorrow's Profits, by Adrian J. Slywotzky
and David J Morrison
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* And for a no-nonsense, CEO-authored
book, I recommend: Free,
Perfect, and Now by Robert
Rodin * * * * * Good
to Great by Jim Collins, a
book for CEO’s, an incredible guide to understanding and transforming your
“corporate DNA.” The
Agenda by Michael
Hammer Nine
pointers to corporate fitness—you may not agree with a point here or there,
but you can’t afford to ignore Hammer. ValueSpace by Banwari Mittal and Jagdish N. Sheth (Comprehensive
Framework for creating enduring customer value – need we say more?) Three Books for Women
Executives. Sifting through some dozen books, I have
identified three that should be of immense value to women executives In the Company of
Women Turning Workplace
Conflict into Powerful Alliances, by Pat Heim and Susan
Murphy, Putnam, 2001. (Read my review) Take me to Amazon.com BN.com ---- --- ---
--- Same Game, Different RulesHow to Get Ahead Without Being a
Bully Broad, Ice Queen, or Ms. Understood, by Jean Hollands, McGraw-Hill, 2002.
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the Code to Outrageous Success for Women Mary Foley, AMACOM, 2002. |
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