Ron’s Short Review: Another framework for viewing organizations and their behavior.
Ron’s Short Review: We spend a lot of time doing things. How much of it is actually relevant?
Ron’s Short Review: Great book on the dynamics of team, decision making and mass movement.
Ron’s Short Review: Dry academic book. But many of my clients deal in a world of mergers and acquisitions.
Ron’s Short Review: Tough slog of a book for me but some interesting parallels in history.
Ron’s Short Review: Good to Great is one of the best researched business book. Collins continues his journey on understand why some become great and others don’t.
Ron’s Short Review: Our economy is based on much more than the old supply and demand understanding. This is about being relevant in today’s economy.
Ron’s Short Review: Classic book on Character and Virtue, the real issues behind great leadership.
Ron’s Short Review: I’m not sure we’ll see another Lincoln but building a team out of rivals is very powerful and we’re all trying to build teams out of people with very diverse points of view. Or at least we should be.
Ron’s Short Review: The Heath brothers write great books on story telling and how it can move us and our colleagues, clients, or customers.
Ron’s Short Review: Wilson Learning has a great framework for understanding people and how to apply it to the work place. Like our Myers-Briggs types, we all have social styles as well.
Ron’s Short Review: Very powerful book on telling stories that people remember. Don’t let the word “stories” fool you. We’re selling our ideas and positions all the time and we want them to “stick” with others.