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Sense and Nonsense in the Office

Lucy Kellaway

2000

Coaching Manager

Joseph R. Weintraub

2002

Becoming a coaching leader

Daniel Harkavy

2006

Learning theory in the practice of management development

Mary Anne Watson, Stephen A. Stumpf, Sara Grant et al.

1998

Extreme management

Stevens, Mark

2001

The Pfeiffer book of successful leadership development tools

Jack Gordon

2007

Blind Spots

Claudia Shelton

2007

Awakening the leader within

Kevin Cashman

2003

Executive coaching with backbone and heart

Mary Beth O'Neill

2007

Increasing Profitability by the Effective Use of Learning

Pat Hedges

1999

Work-based learning

Joseph A. Raelin

2000

The Financial Times guide to business coaching

Anne Scoular

2011

The Sage handbook of management learning, education, and development

Steven J. Armstrong

2009

Executive Coaching with Backbone and Heart

Mary Beth O'Neill

2000

The coaching organization

James M. Hunt

2007

The leader's shadow

William Quan Judge

1999

The coaching manager

James M. Hunt

2017

The moral manager

Clarence Cyril Walton

1988

Presenting learning

Tony Bingham

2007

50 Great Things Leaders Do

Frank Rudnesky

2007

Ongoing feedback

Karen Kirkland, Sam Manoogian, Center for Creative Leadership

2007

How to Grow Leaders

John Eric Adair

2005

Management Development

Jim Stewart, Rosemary Hill

2012

ABC of action learning

Reginald W. Revans

2011

The business coach

James S. Doyle

1999

How to conduct training seminars

Lawrence S. Munson

1992

Handbook for developing emotional and social intelligence

Marcia Hughes, James Bradford Terrell, Henry L. Thompson et al.

2009

Coaching, Mentoring, and Assessing

Eric Parsloe

1992

The leadership engine

Noel M. Tichy

1997

Managers Not MBAs

Henry Mintzberg

2005

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