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Personal Development

What skills to develop to best hold your role as a manager or leader? What tools to rely on? What subjects to put into practice?

Polarity Management

Polarity Management

Barry Johnson

A book that comes to the rescue of executives and managers who must manage dilemmas practically every day.

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The Highly Sensitive Person

The Highly Sensitive Person

Elaine N. Aron

How to have a better undestranding of high sensitivity and better live with it.

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The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook

The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook

sous la direction de Peter Senge

A handbook with a great deal of pragmatic and smart advice on how to implement the concepts of the learning organization developed in the first book of the author, "" The Fifth Discipline "".

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The Lessons of Experience

The Lessons of Experience

Morgan W. McCall, Michael M. Lombardo, Ann M. Morrison

A reference book on learning from experience, with many examples and advices.

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Learning from Burnout

Learning from Burnout

Tim Casserley, David Megginson

Based on an analysis of many cases of burnout, this book gives numerous tips to manage one's energy in a better way.

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The Taboos of Leadership

The Taboos of Leadership

Anthony F. Smith

A book that unflinchingly brings out into the open the taboos of leadership.

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Winning'em Over

Winning'em Over

Jay A. Conger

Develop your skills of persuasion.

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Emotional Intelligence at Work

Emotional Intelligence at Work

Hendrie Weisinger

Develop your emotional intelligence in the workplace.

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Fear Less

Fear Less

Pippa Grange

Suffering form fear is not inevitable. How can you confront it, and even turn it into an action lever?

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Invisible Solutions

Invisible Solutions

Stephen M. Shapiro

To solve problems better, what about starting by better asking questions?

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