Sep 20, 2021 | Book Reviews
Authors Yael C. Sivi and Yosh C. Beier have been quoted as saying: “Work, it turns out, gives us the opportunity not only to be more effective and collaborative but also to truly understand ourselves.” This kind of mentality is reflected and enhanced on with the...
Sep 14, 2021 | Book Reviews
“What organizations do you think are doing the most interesting and important work right now?” Cathy Wasserman and Lauren Weinstein ask in one of the passages of their new book, The Empowered Job Search: Build a New Mindset and Get a Job in an Unpredictable World. “Do...
Aug 31, 2021 | Book Reviews
Cash Nickerson’s new book – Negotiation. Negotiation as a Martial Artist: Techniques to Master the Art of Human Exchange – ideologically speaking is an exercise in moderation. Nickerson is the first to tell you what you shouldn’t do in the position of...
Aug 31, 2021 | Book Reviews
Simple, right? Those are the three, ideological ideals introduced in long-term CEO and newfound author Robert J. Kohlhepp’s new book Build a Better Organization. While Kohlhepp provides plenty of detailed examples and personalized scenarios to illustrate the...
Aug 29, 2021 | Book Reviews
I can say, free from politics or other skewing influence, that few nations in humanity’s history embody the possibilities of the entrepreneurial spirit like the United States of America has. The consequences and ramifications of this are another discussion. Richard...
Aug 29, 2021 | Book Reviews
Areva Martin’s new book Awakening: Ladies, Leadership, and the Lies We’ve Been Told is more than just the sum of its considerable subject matter. As an award-winning lawyer and advocate, Martin has been reflective of a number of legal and social issues through the...
