Stan Slap, Author of "Bury My Heart in Conference Room B"
The author, who hopes to redraw the potential for managerial success, talks about integrating personal values into your leadership style. Watch video
The author, who hopes to redraw the potential for managerial success, talks about integrating personal values into your leadership style. Watch video
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Author Pat Lencioni lays out how to build a culture that will endure long after you've left your business. Read more
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Author Alan Fine writes about how we should rely on what we already know to be successful. Read more
Author Rebecca D. Costa explores how to adapt our brains to optimize problem solving. Read more
Author Kevin Kelly coins the term "technium" and breaks down conventional thinking about technology. Read more
Steven Johnson identifies seven patterns that help innovative thinking. Read more
Author Nancy Duarte explains the methodology to make any type of presentation connect better with an audience. Read more
Lisa Gansky identifies the characteristics of "mesh" businesses like Netflix and Zipcar. Read more
After writing twenty-seven books on business thought, Warren Bennis shares his leadership story. Read more
Stan Slap had penned one of the smartest and most compelling books on leadership. Read more
The authors clearly defines the distinction between campaigns and movements. Read more
Jeffrey L. Cruikshank and Arthur W. Schultz have written about a real-life Don Draper in the ad world. Read more
Harvard Business School professor John Kotter suggests an unorthodox way to build support for a new idea. Read more
Author Robert Sutton suggests tips for producing inspiration, rather than desperation, in your employees. Read more
In his book, Power: Why Some People Have It - and Other Don't , Stanford professor Jeffrey Pfeffer explains what it takes to gain power and why ambit... Read more
Randall Lane is not afraid to name names in his book about the decade of financial excess. Read more
Nancy Lublin uses her non-profit experience to inspire for-profit businesses. Read more
Keith Gessen turned interviews with a hedge fund manager into one of the best books written about the Wall Street calamity. Read more
Dan Ariely's second book about defying conventional logic makes for a great beach read. Read more
In his new book, Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh describes ways to create the best customer experience. Read more
Authors Ori and Rom Brafman follow-up their bestseller with a look at what brings people together. Read more
Authors Jeanne C. Meister and Karie Willyerd describe ways companies can attract and retain innovative thinkers in a multigenerational workforce. Read more
According to authors Leonardo Inghilleri and Micah Solomon, loyal customers are like family. Their book Exceptional Service, Exceptional Profit explor... Read more
In The Responsibility Revolution, Seventh Generation founder Jeffrey Hollender makes the case for sustainability. Read more
Why is it that in many cases, winners continue to win? What are they doing right that propels them into more and more wins? I'm an entrepreneur, just like... Read more
In the book Rework, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hanssone of 37signals take a critical look at marketing, hiring, and other practices associated with bui... Read more
In her new book, Fascinate , Sally Hogshead introduces the idea that marketers must do more than impress customers — they have to be truly fascinating. Read more
A look at the most helpful, interesting, and entertaining business books of 2009, including the latest from Jim Collins, Malcolm Gladwell, and Tim Brown of I... View slideshow
In his new book Drive, author Daniel H. Pink explores the complex relationship among corporate culture, employee motivation, and job satisfaction. Read more
Peter Drucker is known as the father of management. On the 100th anniversary of his birth, a look at his many contributions. Read more
A groundbreaking new biography paints a surprising -- and surprisingly lurid -- picture of the writer and thinker Read more
Inc. reviews Change by Design by Tim Brown, a book about innovation in service. Read more
In The Cost of Bad Behavior, Christine Pearson and Christine Porath argue that office incivility is contagious Read more
Author Mathew E. May writes about the virtues of simplicity and symmetry in solving business problems Read more
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Forty years after The Peter Principle's publication, a look back on the landmark book by Laurence Peter and Raymond Hull Read more
The book: It's Not What You Sell, It's What You Stand For: Why Every Extraordinary Business Is Driven by Purpose , by Roy M. Spen... Read more
The book: Changing the Game: How Video Games Are Transforming the Future of Business, by David Edery and Ethan Mollick; FT Press... Read more
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