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The Art of War

Stephen F. Kaufman, Lionel Giles, 孙武 (Sun Tzu) et al.

1910 ★ 4.1

Strengths Finder 2.0

Tom Rath

2007

How to Think Like a CEO

D. A. Benton

1996

Think Big, Act Small

Jason Jennings

2005

Grow your own leaders : how to identify, develop, and retain leadership talent

Matthew J. Paese, Audrey B. Smith, William C. Byham

2002

Getting things done when you are not in charge

Geoffrey M. Bellman

1993

Reinventing leadership

Warren G. Bennis

1997

Leadership for dummies

Marshall Loeb

1999

Leading Others, Managing Yourself

Peter McGinn

2004

A manager's guide to self-development

Mike Pedler, Tom Boydell, John Burgoyne

2002

The Extraordinary Ceo

Douglas C. Eadie

1999

Power Thinking

Cathy Collins Block, John Mangieri

2009

The learning organization

Bob Garratt

1987

What the CEO Wants You to Know

Ram Charan

2001

Corporate entrepreneurship

Vijay Sathe

2003

Learning tactics inventory

Maxine Dalton, Center for Creative Leadership

1999

Why smart executives fail

Sydney Finkelstein

2003

Office hours

Walter Kiechel

1988

Good to great and the social sectors

Collins, James C., Jim Collins

2005

Sun Tzu Was a Sissy

Stanley Bing

2004

How they blew it

Jamie Oliver, Tony Goodwin

2010

Growing Global Executives

Meenakshi Tyagarajan, Ripa Rashid, Sylvia Ann Hewlett

2015

The Effective Manager [Paperback] Horstman,Mark

Matthew Dudley, Horstman,Mark

2016

The First 90 Days Proven Strategies For Getting Up To Speed Faster And Smarter

Michael D. Watkins

2013

Effective succession planning

William J. Rothwell

1994

Jesus CEO

Laurie Beth Jones

1995

Top performance

Zig Ziglar

1986

The war for talent

Beth Axelrod, Ed Michaels, Helen Handfield-Jones

2001

Multipliers

Liz Wiseman

2010 ★ 3.6

Why CEOs fail

Peter C., PhD Cairo, PhD, David L. Dotlich, David L. Dotlich et al.

2003

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