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Career Warfare: 10 Rules for Building a Successful Personal Brand on the Business Battlefield

6 reviews
D'Alessandro

McGraw-Hill, 2008

Read it, learn it, remember it
This book should have been called "How to make people think of you as the best thing that happened to them". The 10 rules in this book, provided you make a concious effort to follow them, are not only going to change your professional life but also going to make your personality outside work dynamite as well. THIS IS NOT A SELF HELP BOOK ! This book does not tell you about how the secret ...

If Love Is a Game, These Are the Rules: 10 Rules for Finding Love and Creating Long-Lasting, Authentic ...

16 reviews
Cherie Carter-Scott

Broadway, 1999

Great book! Not boring at all...
(Sorry, English is not my mother-tongue.) This is a great relationship-book! You won't find boring advice that you need to be supportive to your partner, you need to cherish him / her as often you could... but straightly to the point, Cherie will tell you that you need to differentiate being supportive and controlling... etc. Those things commonly happened in our relationships, and it's nice ...

Dateable Rules, The: A Guide to the Sexes

1 review
Justin, Lookadoo, Hayley, DiMarco

Revell, 2004

If your into a lot of Bible Studies...
...and your friends all want to jump on, then this is the book for you. If your just reading it by yourself, I don't recommend it.

Weight Watchers Family Power: 5 Simple Rules for a Healthy-Weight Home

8 reviews
Weight Watchers, Karen Miller-Kovach

Wiley, 2005

WW'S FAMILY POWER
This is a great book to help families learn how to eat better and get healthier! Lots of information and on suggestions on how to make it a family effort! I totally recommend it! One of the best books WW's has put out!

Executive Warfare: 10 Rules of Engagement for Winning Your War for Success

9 reviews
David D'Alessandro

McGraw-Hill, 2008

How to win a "combat game for grown-ups"
With Michele Owens, David D'Alessandro has written another book whose title and subtitle suggest direct correlations between the battlefield and the business world. What sets this book apart from almost all of the others is the fact that he includes no references to Sun Tzu's The Art of War nor to Carl von Clauswitz' On War. I also appreciate the fact that D'Alessandro establishes, develops, and ...

10: The Essential Rules for Beating the Market
Michael Turner

Wiley, 2008

The key to making consistent profits in the stock market is to have a well-defined set of trading rules. Without a solid set of rules to follow, most investors are victims of human emotion and become far better at making consistent losses in the stock market rather than making consistent profits. This book is all about teaching you how to develop an investment strategy for building a world-class portfolio in any market. It takes you through the ...

The Rules for Hearts

1 review
Sara Ryan

Viking Juvenile, 2007

A welcome return.
Sara Ryan is back with her second novel, a sequal to Empress of the World. Battle hall Davies has graduated and heading off to college, her somewhat estranged brother lives in Portland Oregon and Battle has moved in with him and the various other roommates that inhabit the house. Ryan's writing is more assured and stronger in this book and it was an enjoyable read. I loved the theatre bits and ...

Brand Warfare: 10 Rules for Building the Killer Brand

60 reviews
D'Alessandro

McGraw-Hill, 2002

A clever and humorous read for the average econ student.
I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I'm an economics student Santa Monica High School and when assigned a book report on the subject, I found most of the other books I was considering full of jargon and code words that made them confusing and somewhat daunting for me to pick up. Such is not the case with Brand Warfare. It's is extremely engagingly written, very lucid, and full of funny ...

Venus and Serena: Serving From The Hip: 10 Rules for Living, Loving, and Winning

6 reviews
Hilary Beard, Venus Williams, ...

Sandpiper, 2005

Wonderful book for adults as well as young girls!
Wow . . . I can't believe the haters who have weighed in on this book! And nothing in their "reviews" indicate they've even read it! "Venus and Serena . . ." is a well-written but easy read, doling out lifestyle advice and guidance for young girls and giving insight to the motivations behind decisions made by Venus and Serena. It details why their parents decided to pull them out of certain ...

The Martha Rules: 10 Essentials for Achieving Success as You Start, Build, or Manage a Business

33 reviews
Martha Stewart

Rodale Books, 2005

Martha really does RULE!
I love this book! The Martha Rules is chock full of excellent down to earth advice on how to get started in entrepreneurial business. The additional attraction is that these are life lessons as well that can easily be applied to our everyday behavior. I keep it on my desk and just pick it up from time to time since every page has some form of positive reinforcement. And that is a good thing.

Mama Rock's Rules: Ten Lessons for Raising a Houseful of Successful Children

12 reviews
Rose Rock, Valerie Graham

Collins Living, 2008

Wish I'd had this book when I was raising kids!
I picked up Mama Rock's Rules by Rose Rock and Valerie Graham for my daughter who is faced with the challenge of raising two kids; my first response was I wish I'd had this thoughtful and entertaining guide to help me through some of those tough times when I was raising my daughters. Down to earth, with an emphasis on the importance of rules and respect, always balanced with a large dollop of ...

How to Act Like a CEO: 10 Rules for Getting to the Top and Staying There

8 reviews
D. A. Benton

McGraw-Hill, 2003

Can one person really be this smart?
"How to Act Like a CEO" captures the strategic business savvy of Corporate stars! Like everything else written by D.A Benton, this book provides us with insight into the minds of industry leaders. I have yet to read a book by any other author that even remotely compares to this treasured information. Bravo, Ms. Benton...you have done it again!

Career Warfare: 10 Rules for Building a Successful Personal Brand and Fighting to Keep It

34 reviews
D'Alessandro, David D'Alessandro

McGraw-Hill, 2003

The Ultimate Career Guide (really!)
This is one of those few business books that you can read more than once. D'Alessandro makes one key point with this book - you don't get to the top by being great, but by not screwing up. This point is made through countless stories that he tells about his career. D'Alessandro is not arrogant, like many (if not most) other business authors. Rather, he is hilarious. I lost count at how many ...

Moving Day (Allie Finkle's Rules for Girls)

11 reviews
Meg Cabot

Scholastic Paperbacks, 2009

A surefire hit
Allie Finkle is nine years old, but she has issues --- serious issues. First of all, she accidentally touched her friend's uvula with a spatula, and now Mary Kay is barely speaking to her. She also must think about the bombshell her parents recently dropped on her --- that they are moving from their lovely suburban split-level to a haunted fixer-upper in another town where she faces the prospect ...

Career Warfare: 10 Rules for Building a Successful Personal Brand on the Business Battlefield

2 reviews
David D'Alessando

American Media International, 2005

Must Have, practical advice, insightful
I found this book insightful and well-written. D'Alessandro speaks in plain English, offering an insiders look at what it takes to get ahead in corporate America. I've read more than 150 business books in the last 2 years and this is one of my favorites. As much as we all hate to admit it, your boss has power over your reputation and there are 2 chapters devoted to managing up and what is ...

Real Rules for Girls

10 reviews
Mindy Morgenstern

Pocket, 2002

Every girl should have a copy!
The Real Rules for Girls is the ultimate book for any teenage girl who needs a little advice on life. Mindy Morgenstern covers all the important topics: Guys, Work, Family, Social Life. It has it all! This book is filled with fun humour and lets you know that you're not alone living this hectic-filled teenage life.

Career Warfare: 10 Rules for Building Your Successful Brand on the Business Battlefield

1 review
D'Alessandro

McGraw-Hill, 2005

I wish I had read this when I was younger
Although I graduated from a good college and managed to build a successful career, I can only imagine the amount of time and wasted efforts I would have saved had I read this book earlier. I now recommend this to all my students. This isn't just another "work hard, be nice, and network" book; it gives specific advice on quitting dead-end jobs, becoming a rainmaker, or hitching your start to the ...

New Rules for the New Economy: 10 Radical Strategies for a Connected World

44 reviews
Kevin Kelly

Viking Adult, 1998

Pursue opportunities and new opportunites arise, maximize opportunites for others verses solving problems.
Networks provide easy and constant communication and thereby speed up experience through the network. Once the network is established, it propagates explosive growth with relatively little added genius. The power of the network is abundance; the more plentiful things become, the more valuable they become; and copies are cheap. The value of the invention, company, or technology increases ...

The 10 Rules of Sam Walton: Success Secrets for Remarkable Results

5 reviews
Michael Bergdahl

Wiley, 2007

Formula for business success in a book!
This is a must read for every business tyro and professional. The book reveals the secrets of successful marketing that built the world's largest retail chain. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to succeed in business.

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