French Hard Facts Takes the Biscuit!
This was the headline on an email that I got from Geoff Staines last week. Geoff works for Vuibert, the publisher of our French translation
October 12, 2008
This was the headline on an email that I got from Geoff Staines last week. Geoff works for Vuibert, the publisher of our French translation
Dave Livingston sent me a snippet of a press report, which I paste in below. Lehman, AIG Chiefs Should `Man Up,' Stop `Kissing the Mirror,'
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If you love Guy's smarts and irreverent charm, you've got to read this book. If you have never read his blog or books — or
One of the arguments that is sometimes made in the literature on leadership is about whether it is a generic skill that can be applied
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