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Best Books for New Managers
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A research-heavy management classic about designing around individual strengths.
Best Books for New Managers
Books With Terrible Titles but Great Ideas
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Of every book on our map, this one sits closest to First, Break All the Rules in what it is about and how it reads.
Of every book on our map, this one sits closest to First, Break All the Rules in what it is about and how it reads.
Sits on the same shelf as First, Break All the Rules, so compare the approach, tone, and commitment.
Sits on the same shelf as First, Break All the Rules, so compare the approach, tone, and commitment.