By Frederic Laloux (2014)
Pages: 331, Final verdict: Should-read
Do you ever feel like you wear a mask at work? Do you wonder why decisions about
your work are taken by those who are not familiar with it? Frederic Laloux
brings us an inspiring book about new ways of organization...
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By Andrew Grove (1983)
Pages: 272, Final verdict: Should-read
Andy Grove is one of the most respected icons of Silicon Valley. A refugee from
Hungary post-WW2 that found his way to the US on a boat, Andy became one of the
founders of Intel [http://www.intel.com/content/www/...
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By Stuart Crainer(2002)
Pages: 166, Final verdict: Great-read
Jack Welch is one of the most iconic CEOs of the last decades. Commander and
Chief of General Electric for 20 years, he led the company to grow its revenue
3x, and the company value 16x (!) to 79B$.
In Business the...
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By Michael Lewis (2014)
Pages: 289, Final verdict: Must-read
One of the most shockingly astonishing stories since the financial crisis of
2008.
In what was probably the best book I’ve read in 2015, Michael Lewis shares with
us the surprisingly inner workings of the most lucrative industry in the...
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By Jacquie McNish and Sean Silcoff (2015)
Pages: 288, Final verdict: Great-read
They were the giants of mobile telecommunications. They represented corporate
success. Fidgeting on their keyboard was the signal of power and the aspiration
of many. But then, that status was lost.
Jacquie McNish, senior correspondent in Toronto for...
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