Best books in Leadership & Management
Leadership on the battlefield and in the boardroom. Jocko Willink brings the military perspective; Bill Gates and Marc Benioff the executive's perspective; Sheryl Sandberg the perspective of someone who builds teams at scale. The books in this category teach command through real examples.
Peopleware
Tom DeMarco
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Perspective on McKinsey
Marvin Bower
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Power schmoozing
Terri Mandell
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Prepared
Diane Tavenner
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Primed to Perform
Neel Doshi
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Psychology of Intelligence Analysis
Richards J. Heuer
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Reboot
Jerry Colonna
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Simple rules
Donald Sull
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Reveille for radicals
Saul D. Alinsky
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If I Could Tell You Just One Thing...
Richard Reed
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Six Thinking Hats
Edward de Bono
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The History of England: Volume II
Winston Churchill
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Switch
Chip Heath
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Systemantics
John Gall
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TED Talks
Chris Anderson
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Team of Teams
Stanley McChrystal
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Everybody Matters
Bob Chapman
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Working Backwards
Colin Bryar
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Remote
Jason Fried
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Traction
Gino Wickman
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Practical Guide for Policy Analysis
Eugene S. Bardach
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The Holy Bible
Robert C. Townsend
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Upstream (Export)
Dan Heath
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Winners
Alastair Campbell
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