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All I Really Need to Know In Business I Learned
at Microsoft by Julie Bick Paperback | 176 Pages | ISBN 0671009141    |
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The Automatic Millionaire Author: David Bach Hardcover | 200 Pages | ISBN 0385660243 | Publisher: Doubleday Canada A basic guide and reference for personal financing. Everything from how to create savings, how to gain control on credit cards, selecting a mortgage and how to make it all automatic. It's an especially good read for those starting out. |
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Blur, the speed of change in the connected
economy by Stan Davis, Christopher Meyer Paperback | 265 Pages | ISBN 0446675334 |
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Business @ The Speed of Thought by Bill Gates Paperback | 496 Pages | ISBN 0446675962 | Publisher: Time Warner Bill Gates provides his vision of the speed of vision. Bill Gate discusses reacting to problems, fully integrated computer systems, converting paper processes to digital processes and more. In the next 10 years, business will change more than it has in the last 50 years. |
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Competing by Design, Creating Value and Market
Advantage in New Product Development by Craig Erhorn and John Stark Paperback | 300 Pages | ISBN 0471132160 | Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Canada, Limited A hands-on guide to managing all the critical strategies, techniques, and technologies involved in world-class new product development. Shows how companies in Europe and the United States have succeeded in reducing time-to-market while more effectively meeting customers' needs. |
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Corporate Kinetics by Michael Fradette, Steve Michaud Paperback | 255 Pages | ISBN 0684832216 |
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The Digital Economy: Promise & Peril in the Age
of Networked Intelligence by Don Tapscott Paperback | ISBN 0070633428 | Publisher: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, Limited A look into the future based on twelve themes of the New Economy: Knowledge, Digitization, Virtualization, Molecularization, Integration/Internetworking, Disintermediation, Convergence, Innovation, Prosumption, Immediacy, Globalization, Discordance. |
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Don't Sweat the Small Stuff, and It's All Small
Stuff by Richard Carlson Paperback | 248 Pages | ISBN 0786881852 |
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Getting to Yes, Negotiating Agreement Without
Giving In by by Roger Fisher, William Ury, Bruce Patton Paperback | 200 Pages | ISBN 0140157352 |
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The Heart of Coaching, Using Transformational
Coaching to Create a High-Performance Culture by Thomas G. Crane Paperback | 224 Pages | ISBN 0966087402 | Publisher: FTA Press |
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I'm Right, You Are Wrong by Edward DeBono Paperback | ISBN 0140126783 |
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Internal Frontier by Morris R. Shechtman Paperback | 288 Pages | ISBN 0787180114 |
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Leadership From the Inside Out, Becoming a Leader
For Life by Kevin Cashman Paperback | 218 Pages | ISBN 189000930X | Publisher: Executive Excellence Publishing This book is based on seven paths of mastery: Personal Mastery, Purpose Mastery, Change Mastery, Interpersonal Mastery, Being Mastery, Balance Mastery, and Action Mastery. |
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Leading Change by John P. Kotter Paperback | 208 Pages | ISBN 0875847471 | Publisher: Harvard Business School Press John Kotter reviews the eight stage process for leading change: Establishing a Sense of Urgency, Creating the Guiding Coalition, Developing a Vision and Strategy, Communicating the Change Vision, Empowering Employees for Broad-Based Action, Generating Short-Term Wins, Consolidating Gains and Producing More Change, and Anchoring New Approaches in the Culture |
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Lean Thinking by James P. Womack, Daniel T. Jones Hardcover | 350 Pages | ISBN 0684810352 |
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Organizing Genius, The Secrets of Creative
Collaboration by Patricia Ward Biederman, Warren G. Bennis Paperback | 256 Pages | ISBN 0201339897 |
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Six Thinking Hats by Edward DeBono Paperback | 224 Pages | ISBN 0316178314 |
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The Tipping Point - How Little Things Can Make a
Big Difference by Malcolm Galdwell Paperback/Hardcover | Publisher: Little Brown, USA | ISBN 0316346624 A social look at why ideas, behaviors, products and messages can spread like epidemics. With examples of fashion trends, to social epidemics, this book gives insight into what causes the mass population to embrace positive and negative behaviors. The book suggests implies how business could start tipping points and sustain market enthusiasm. |
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Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom Paperback | Pages: 192 | Broadway Books | ISBN 076790592X Mitch Albom describes his relationship with a spiritual mentor and professor. In his dying days Morrie Schwartz coaches Mitch in life's lessons. This book is not about death; it is about Morrie's lessons in life that can enrich each of our lives. |
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Who Stole My Cheese by IIene Hochberg, Kenneth Lie Paperback | ISBN 0762412364 This is a story of four small characters -- two rats and two "loyal employees" -- who are trapped in a "maze" and looking for their share of the "cheese" to sustain them and bring them happiness. I think the goal is to identify the need to adapt to change, but I could not overcome the lack of serious dialog. |
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Working Without A Net by Morris Shectman Paperback | ISBN 0671535811 |