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The violent workplace

Douglas Badger, Ray Bull

2006

Successful team building

Thomas L. Quick

1992

Boardroom excellence

Paul P. Brountas

2004

The leadership challenge workbook

James M. Kouzes

2003

Crisp

Gordon F. Shea

2001

How to Act Like a CEO

D. A. Benton

2001

Developing a Coaching Business

Jenny Rogers

2006

THE ALLIANCE

Miguel Marqués Muñoz, Reid Hoffman, Chris Yeh et al.

2014 ★ 3.0

Developing your intuition

Talula Cartwright, Center for Creative Leadership

2007

Harvard business review on corporate governance

2000

The Idea Generator

Ken Hudson

2008

The street-smart entrepreneur

Jay Goltz

1998

Workplace violence

Bonnie Fisher, Vaughan Bowie, Cary L. Cooper

2005

1000 CEOs

DK Publishing

2010

Human resource development

Stephen Gibb

2011

Setting your development goals

Sloan R. Weitzel, Bill Sternbergh, Center for Creative Leadership

2007

The crisis counselor

Jeffrey R. Caponigro

1998

Executive roadmap to fraud prevention and internal control

Martin T. Biegelman

2006

CEO logic

C. Ray Johnson

1998

Project management process improvement

Robert K. Wysocki

2004

Leading strategic change

J. Stewart Black, Hal B. Gregersen

2008

Leadership Development

Manuel London

2002

The Winner's Mind

Allen Fox

2005

Citizen participation in non-profit governance

Sondra Z. Koff

2009

Saving the Corporate Board

Ralph D. Ward

2003

Why CEOs fail

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

2003

Harvard business review on negotiation and conflict resolution

Harvard Business School

2000

Scenario planning

Woody Wade

2012

Responsible executive compensation for a new era of accountability

Peter T. Chingos

2004

Managing successful teams

John Humphries

1998

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