Meet Selena Rezvani, author of Pushback: How Smart Women Ask–And Stand Up–For What They Want. From all of her experience as a researcher, writer, and consultant on women in leadership, she says, “I’ve come to see negotiation as the single most important skill for a woman who wants to advance.” Watch this video to learn more…
Meet Thor Muller and Lane Becker, authors of brand new JBbiz book Get Lucky: How to Put Planned Serendipity to Work for You and Your Business. The world is crazy; now, more than ever, you (and your business) have to be able to adapt to change. Get Lucky is the manual on how to do…
Conflict costs American companies $359 billion every year. In their book, Have a Nice Conflict, authors Tim Scudder, Michael Patterson, and Kent Mitchell provide tools to help you understand and take control over conflict in your organization.
To learn more, watch the video below and visit them at http://haveaniceconflict.com.
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admin by December 9, 2011
Listen as author Paul Schmitz (Everyone Leads) explains the “notion that all people have the ability to step up and lead.”
“That,” he says, “is the first part of the definition of leadership: it’s an action everyone can take, not a position that only a few people can hold.”
Hear more from Paul via the…
jray by November 30, 2011
Gary Hamel has been called the world’s “most influential business thinker” (Wall Street Journal) and “leading expert on business strategy” (Fortune). In this just-released video he introduces his forthcoming book What Matters Now.
admin by November 23, 2011
In this animated video based on his book “Creative People Must Be Stopped,” author David Owens ponders the question “Why do so many organizations continue to kill good ideas and to fail in their innovation attempts despite this wealth of research and advice?”
admin by November 20, 2011
Author Francis Cholle is a French-American of many hats. He’s an international business consultant who’s lectured at Wharton, Columbia Business School, and HEC, Paris, where he received a Masters in Science of Management. He is also professionally trained in classical music, theater, yoga and clinical psychology. You might recognize Cholle from his TEDx talk in Kansas City where…
