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Will Your Next Mistake Be Fatal?

Will Your Next Mistake Be Fatal?

Robert E. Mittelstaedt

The author shows how the ability to learn from their mistakes can help individuals and organizations avoid triggering crises.

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If Only

If Only

Neal Roese

Avoiding the negative effects of regret and making this emotion work to your advantage.

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Blink

Blink

Malcolm Gladwell

How do we forge our intuition and our intimate understanding of situations? A reference in the field of intuitive thought.

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Lateral Leadership

Lateral Leadership

Roger Fisher, Alan Sharp

How to mobilize cross-functional teams by resorting to non-hierarchical drivers.

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Predictable Surprises

Predictable Surprises

Max H. Bazerman, Michael D. Watkins

According to the authors, many crises that take observers by surprise are in fact the result of a logical sequence of events and could have been prevented had appropriate measures been taken in time.

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Leadership Passages

Leadership Passages

James L. Noel, David L. Dotlich, Norman Walker

Thirteen ""challenges"" required to become an accomplished leader and suggestions on how to respond effectively to them.

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The Inner Warrior

The Inner Warrior

Beverly Stone

A brief book with a clear message: everyone is capable of courage, provided that they can find in themselves what they need to do so.

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Coping with Toxic Managers, Subordinates... and Other Difficult People

Coping with Toxic Managers, Subordinates... and Other Difficult People

Roy H. Lubit

Better understand the psychological aspects of the toxic behavior of the boss in order to manage it better.

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The Courage to Act

The Courage to Act

Merom Klein, Rod Napier

A very useful book to develop your personal courage, as well as that of those around you.

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Women Don't Ask

Women Don't Ask

Lindy Babcock, Sara Laschever

This book gives a fascinating insight into the reason why so few women manage to reach the top levels of large organizations.

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