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Coffee House Book Review – “The Drucker Lectures” by Peter F. Drucker

Tanveer Naseer

One of the new features I will be adding to my blog this year is what I’m calling the “Coffee House Book Review”, which will feature reviews on books from the fields of leadership, management, marketing, and other areas of interest to those who are running or managing a business or organization.

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A Guide For How To Dream Big And Win In Business

Eric Jacobson

By possessing a disciplined set of principles and focusing on carefully developing her leadership skills throughout the process, she was able to achieve her goal of becoming #1 in the translation market that was already dominated by established competitors. Why it’s imperative to foster an environment where your people are free to disagree.

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3 Ways to Encourage Knowledge Flow

Michael Lee Stallard

When he left P&G, its stock had declined 50 percent, it had lost $320 million in the most recent quarter, half of its brands were losing market share, and the firm was struggling with morale problems. Lafley’s long career in marketing had taught him how to glean insights by listening to P&G’s customers.

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How Innovative Trailblazers are Transforming Business

Skip Prichard

“Rebels and mavericks have to feel respected, in a welcoming, collaborative and supporting environment.” Regarding management’s role, Peter Drucker focused on the discussion around how much of innovation is inspiration versus how much is genuinely hard work, from the angle of appropriate management.

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How To Help Your Team To Stop Drowning In Work

Eric Jacobson

He further shares that some sections of the book may be more applicable to managers, and some may be more applicable to individual contributors. Sonnenberg believes that by implementing the CPR Framework, you and your team will: Reduce stress and burnout by creating a more stable work environment. What’s the missing link there?

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How To Use The CPR Business Efficiency Framework To Eliminate A Team's Pain Points

Eric Jacobson

He further shares that some sections of the book may be more applicable to managers, and some may be more applicable to individual contributors. Sonnenberg believes that by implementing the CPR Framework, you and your team will: Reduce stress and burnout by creating a more stable work environment. What’s the missing link there?

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Is Your Leadership Creating an Energy Crisis?

The Practical Leader

Some managers will complain about a declining work ethic. When we look at 360 assessments or engagement surveys, it’s clear that a more accurate response to these managers is; nobody wants to work for you. Yet despite our very tight job market, highly effective “magnet companies” attract and hang on to good people.

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