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This book bashes conventional wisdom about leadership, advocating for a more personal, human-centric approach to leading teams and organizations.
This book bashes conventional wisdom about leadership, advocating for a more personal, human-centric approach to leading teams and organizations.
A guide on recognizing harmful personalities and protecting oneself from their damaging influence.
Alec Ross explores the technological and economic trends and developments that will shape the next decade, from cyber security and big data to the future of work.
In ‘A More Beautiful Question,’ Warren Berger illustrates the importance of questioning in innovation, creativity, and leadership. By exploring how various innovators in business and other fields use powerful questions to identify and solve problems, Berger proposes that the most creative, successful people are those who are able to ask better questions. Through compelling stories and practical insights, the book guides readers on how to cultivate their questioning skills to spark their own breakthrough ideas and foster a more innovative mindset.
Guidance on managing trauma effects through practical exercises and mindfulness.
Spam Nation exposes the threats of organized cybercrime and how it affects you.
Max Weber’s ‘The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism’ explores the relationship between Protestantism, particularly Calvinism, and the development of modern capitalism.