Management

Jim Collins: Good to Great

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🚀 What makes a company truly great? Jim Collins might just have the answer, and I’ve reviewed his bestselling book to find out 📚💼✨🇺🇸

Seth Godin: The Song of Significance

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karacs

in Management, Productivity

Discover why Seth Godin’s “The Song of Significance” redefines leadership and teamwork in my latest review on BooksIlike.eu 📚✨

Robin Sharma: The Leader Who Had No Title

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karacs

in Leadership, Management

Don’t miss my latest review of Robin Sharma’s transformative fable “The Leader Who Had No Title” — now live on my biweekly blog, BooksIlike.eu. Let’s keep exploring leadership without boundaries!

Tony Hsieh: Delivering Happiness

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karacs

in Leadership, Management

Glad to share my latest book review on “Delivering Happiness” by Tony Hsieh on BooksIlike.eu, where we explore the fusion of profits, passion, and purpose in business. 📚✨

Thomas Erikson: Surrounded by Idiots

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karacs

in Management

Dive into my latest review on “Surrounded by Idiots” by Thomas Erikson, on my biweekly book review blog BooksIlike.eu! 📚✨📝

Stefan Stern, Cary Cooper: Myths of Management

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karacs

in Leadership, Management

I am happy to share my latest book review on my blog BooksIlike.eu, diving into the eye-opening “Myths of Management” by Stefan Stern and Cary Cooper.

Brian J. Robertson: Holacracy

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karacs

in Management

Excited to share my latest review on “Holacracy: The New Management System for a Rapidly Changing World” by Brian J. Robertson

Robert I. Sutton: The Asshole Survival Guide

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karacs

in Leadership, Management, Work culture

Discover practical strategies to navigate toxic behavior in the workplace with Robert I. Sutton’s insightful guide, ‘The Asshole Survival Guide.’

Dennis Nørmark, Anders Fogh Jensen – Pseudowork

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karacs

in Efficiency, Management, Work culture

Happy to share my latest book review. 📖 Join me as I delve into the thought-provoking work of two Danish 🇩🇰 authors, “Pseudowork,” which brilliantly dissects the paradox of our times: “How we ended up being busy doing nothing.