The book, written by M. Todd Henderson and Salen Churi – Professor at the University of Chicago Law School, and […]
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Marco Serrato
Researcher and Professor in Operations Management & Analytics. Executive Development & Continuing Education. Runner, traveler, photographer and sports fan.
Book Review: Globalization – A Very Short Introduction
We live today in an intimately connected world, a world in which celebrities have ardent fans continents away, in which […]
Book Review: Crushing Quota – Proven Sales Coaching Tactics for Breakthrough Performance
The book is written by Michelle Vazzana and Jason Jordan, founding partners of the sales training firm Vantage Point Performance, […]
Book Review: Universities and Colleges – A Very Short Introduction
The book is written by David Palfreyman and Paul Temple, director of the Oxford Centre for Higher Education Policy Studies […]
Book Review: AIQ – How People and Machines Are Smarter Together
The book is written by Nick Polson and James Scott, professors at the Chicago Booth School of Business and the […]
Book Review: The Expertise Economy – How the Smartest Companies Use Learning to Engage, Compete and Succeed
Today, the vital skill for success includes learning agility – the ability to learn new things quickly. Companies need to […]
Book Review: Never Stop Learning – Stay relevant, reinvent yourself, and thrive
Not long ago, competitive advantage among individuals, organizations and different regions worldwide belonged to those who ‘knew the most‘ – […]
Book Review: The Culture Map – Decoding how people think, lead, and get things done across cultures.
In this book, written by Erin Meyer, a systematic step-by-step approach is presented to understanding the most common business communication […]
Book Review: Choosing Leadership – A Workbook by Linda Ginzel
Leaders don’t lead by lecturing, but by acting – Choosing Leadership is a book written by Linda Ginzel – a clinical […]
Book Review: Why Are You Here and Not Somewhere Else – Selected Essays
This book presents a short set of essays by a Harry L. Davis, professor and administrator at the Booth School […]
