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Personal History by Katharine Graham |
If you like biographies - or even if you don't - this is a must and if you like thick books, you'll be delighted. Beyond the saga of a family, it's the story of the Washington Post and a woman who found her destiny through unexpected ways and contributed to shape her century through determination and courage. She even contributed to change the status of women, without being a feminist but by simply being herself.
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The Will by Reed Arvin |
This is the kind of book which you will have difficulties to put down. That is if you get over the first part which will make you swim with the sharks until you feel sick and wonder if you should not just throw the book away. Then you will meet the others and hope that miracles still exist. But keep on reading, it's worth it.
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Weird Ideas That Work by Robert Sutton |
For those of you who are involved in management and for the others who have to live with the management this is THE book to read. It's not a recipe book but one that you can use for inspiration whenever you have to find solutions. Innovation is the key word and is this not what is most needed in our world ? Take the risk to try: it works!
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