Co-Opetition : A Revolution Mindset That Combines Competition and Cooperation : The Game Theory Strategy ...46 reviews Adam M. Brandenburger, Barry J. Nalebuff Doubleday Business, 1997 Business Strategy: The Art of War for the 21st Century This book could've been easily titled as "Business Strategy: The Art of War for the 21st Century". It is an excellent book for gaining a better understanding of today's complex business landscape where the traditional rules of Business success do not apply. The game and the battlefield have both, ...             Re-imagine!67 reviews Tom Peters DK ADULT, 2003 Re-imagine yourself. + Very Refreshing and Insightful + The Visionary Speaks Again! Re-imagine! Can you imagine a world where things didn't change? Where you didn't have to re-invent yourself to stay in the game? Tom Peters' book "Re-imagine!" will help you look at yourself and your company in a different light. We all have to come to grips with the fact that the rules of ...             Poor Charlie's Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T Munger16 reviews Peter D. Kaufman Donning Company Publishers, 2005 Poor Charlie's Almanack vs. Seeking Wisdom + review + Spectacular book. Five stars all around. I'm not gonna praise Munger's wisdom again. Other reviewers did the job very well. After having read both books, Poor Charlie's Almanack and Seeking Wisdom, I highly recommend starting with Seeking Wisdom. It's shorter without lacking depth nor scope, but gives a great 'introduction' into Munger's ...             How to Read a Financial Report: Wringing Vital Signs Out of the Numbers (How to Read a Financial Report)29 reviews John A., CPA Tracy Wiley, 2004 Quick and excellent read! + Read this BEFORE you take accounting! + Very Good~ + Excellent Introduction + From a lay point of view             The McGraw-Hill 36-Hour Course In Finance for Non-Financial Managers7 reviews Robert Cooke McGraw-Hill, 2004 36 hours? + Good practical book + Great book, worthless on-line exam close to fraud + A good start + Not as bad as a root canal             Reading People: How to Understand People and Predict Their Behavior- -Anytime, Anyplace83 reviews Jo-Ellan Dimitrius, Mark C. Mazzarella Ballantine Books, 1999 An interesting read + Treat this book like a text book which requires several readings I'm a "human behavior junkie" so I read all of these types of books, This one is not too bad. It for sure has some interesting insights. I much prefer Lieberman's YOU CAN READ ANYONE. That book is very practical, and as is his style, not filled with any fluff or psycho-nonsense.             Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices7 reviews Peter F. Drucker Collins Business, 1993 WOW + More than worth the price + Great content, bad material + The original and best work on corporate strategy + worth every penny and time spent             The Power of Impossible Thinking: Transform the Business of Your Life and the Life of Your Business62 reviews Jerry Wind, Colin Crook, ... Wharton School Publishing, 2004 The power of viewing and molding your reality... + A toolkit for shifting your paradigm + We Should Invest In Our Mind's R & D + Awesome!             How to Work a Room: Learn the Strategies of Savvy Socializing - For Business and Personal Success8 reviews Susan Roane Warner Books Inc, 1989 Well organized and sets out an effective strategy + "How to Work a Room" works for me + Practical and effective techniques This is a book fabulous. There are a few things that are common sense, but sometimes its good to have such things presented in the way this book does. Its an effective book and can have a powerful effect on a persons social life.             The College Student's Step-by-Step Guide to Landing a Job4 reviews Mike Krush The Samuel's Intellectual Capital Group, LLC, 2005 Seriously helps you create a resume and prepare to be competitive in the job search + Create your Niche + Makes It Easy... + Effective, Insightful Read             Now, Discover Your Strengths327 reviews Marcus Buckingham, Donald O. Clifton Free Press, 2001 The good and the bad + Strengths review The book is very interesting and very effective. The internet test is very accurate. Nevertheless each strength profile should be discussed more in depth. Let's say you get an idea of who you are but you would like to get more of it. Anyway, the price is worth the stuff you find in the book!             The Effective Executive: The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right Things Done (Harperbusiness Essentials)52 reviews Peter F. Drucker Collins Business, 2006 This is the best book on "Leadership" even after 40 years + If you have one shelf for books, this should be on it. + Excellent book on management skills + Long lasting advice for novice managers + Not Just For Executives: With a Little Translation, This Book's Wisdom Can Be Applied to A Variety Of Life Circumstances             How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds or Less35 reviews Nicholas Boothman Workman Publishing Company, Incorporated, 2000 Outstanding Read! + Well structured and up to the point + Very helpful + Easy read...             The World Is Flat [Updated and Expanded]: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century1147 reviews Thomas L. Friedman Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2006 Loved it, should be mandatory reading in high schools..... + The Book Is Flat + People, read this book. There are some real answers in it. + Should be required reading for every person             The Art of Possibility: Transforming Professional and Personal Life99 reviews Rosamund Stone Zander, Benjamin Zander Penguin (Non-Classics), 2002 Thoughts on "The Art of Possibility." + The Possibility in Others makes for a Great Product + Not the usual self help. The Art of Possibility is excellent. I think everyone should read it and seek to implement the suggestions made concerning how to diffuse highly emotional situations. It is very helpful in getting one to look at one's perspective of situations. In a nutshell, it would help individuals with ...             Your Marketing Sucks.75 reviews Mark Stevens Three Rivers Press, 2005 This is the most truthful book on marketing ever. Many people in the business will hate it + Your Marketing Sucks + My brain exploded when I read this book This is the most truthful book on marketing ever. "If the moola you spend on marketing isn't growing your business and bringing in more moola in return, then you have marketing that ...sucks." Stevens is very clear and concise. "Stop throwing thousand-dollar bills out the window and camouflaging ...             Kellogg on Branding: The Marketing Faculty of The Kellogg School of Management9 reviews l Wiley, 2005 A Thorough Analysis on Branding + great book with clear point and concise infor + Branding defined. + good book + Branding insights from business school experts             The Wharton MBA Case Interview Study Guide Volume II (Wharton Econometric Studies Series)4 reviews Wharton MBA Consulting Club WetFeet, Inc., 1998 Read this one to understand better the cases + lives up to name It is useful if you don't feel confortable with business cases.             Do What You Are : Discover the Perfect Career for You Through the Secrets of Personality Type--Revised and ...126 reviews Paul D. Tieger, Barbara Barron-Tieger Little, Brown and Company, 2001 very useful help + The Right Career = A Rewarding Life! + The Right Career = A Rewarding Life! After learning how to type people using Rod Novichkov's method in his book How to Find Yourself and Your Best Match Socionics, I looked up my bosses and saw that one was ISTJ - perfectly suited for a career as a Veterinarian, the other was ESFJ - also great as a Veterinarian, I discovered that the ...             Do What You Are : Discover the Perfect Career for You Through the Secrets of Personality Type--Revised and ...126 reviews Paul D. Tieger, Barbara Barron-Tieger Little, Brown and Company, 2001 very useful help + The Right Career = A Rewarding Life! + The Right Career = A Rewarding Life! After learning how to type people using Rod Novichkov's method in his book How to Find Yourself and Your Best Match Socionics, I looked up my bosses and saw that one was ISTJ - perfectly suited for a career as a Veterinarian, the other was ESFJ - also great as a Veterinarian, I discovered that the ...