Books matching: leadership skills
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Save:A warm, thought-provoking read that reframes leadership as brave, compassionate, and real. Best for those open to self-reflection and ready to lead with heart - even if it's a little messy.
the moment the universe put the Roosevelt quote in front of me, three lessons came into sharp focus. The first one is what I call “the physics of vulnerability.” It’s pretty simple: If we are brave en... A straight-shooting guide to leadership and accountability that’s likely to light a fire under you - especially if you appreciate military-style motivation. Not for those seeking a gentle or subtle read, but ideal for anyone ready to take ownership and make real changes.
The early morning light was dimmed by a literal fog of war that filled the air: soot from tires the insurgents had set alight in the streets, clouds of dust kicked up from the road by U.S. tanks and H...Timeless, simple, and genuinely useful - this book is popular for a reason. Maybe a little old-fashioned and occasionally cheesy, but its lessons on empathy and communication never go out of style.
On May 7, 1931, the most sensational manhunt New York City had ever known had come to its climax. After weeks of search, “Two Gun” Crowley—the killer, the gunman who didn’t smoke or drink—was at bay,...A classic resource for navigating tough conversations - packed with actionable strategies, though a bit wordy. Ideal for those seeking lasting improvements in how they communicate when it really counts.
But do we handle them well? When talking turns tough, do we pause, take a deep breath, announce to our innerselves, “Uh-oh, this discussion is crucial. I’d better pay close attention” and then trot ou...- #5
Save:A clear and practical starter guide to leadership, packed with easy-to-apply principles, though it leans heavily on American and religious examples. Great for aspiring leaders, but not for those seeking novel or highly diverse insights.
Ioften open my leadership conferences by explaining the Law of the Lid because it helps people understand the value of leadership. If you can get a handle on this law, you will see the incredible impa... A fast, accessible, and memorable look at why teams struggle - and how to help them succeed. Not for theory purists, but super useful for leaders looking to build trust, accountability, and results.
DecisionTech was located in Half Moon Bay, a foggy, coastal farming town just over the hills from the San Francisco Bay. It was not technically part of the Silicon Valley, but the Valley is not so muc...- #7
Save:A thoughtful, story-filled read on what it really means to lead with empathy and put people first - ideal for leaders or anyone interested in workplace culture, but be ready for a bit of repetition and a broad-brush approach to leadership science.
A thick layer of clouds blocked out any light. There were no stars and there was no moon. Just black. The team slowly made its way through the valley, the rocky terrain making it impossible to go any... - #8
Save:Packed with actionable tips and unforgettable stories, this is one of the most practical and entertaining books on negotiation out there - a must-read for anyone looking to get better results in work and life, as long as you’re ready to practice what you learn.
I’d spent more than two decades in the FBI, including fifteen years negotiating hostage situations from New York to the Philippines and the Middle East, and I was on top of my game. At any given time,... A smart, approachable guide to giving honest feedback with empathy - fantastic for managers, but might leave detail-oriented readers wanting more specifics.
I USUALLY FELT a little surge of pleasure as I stepped off the elevator into the cavernous former warehouse in the East Village we’d rented as the office of Juice Software, the start-up I’d cofounded...- #10
Save:In 'A Passion for Leadership', Robert M. Gates shares his extensive experiences in public service to provide valuable insights on leadership and change. Gates uses his various roles in government and academia to showcase the importance of moral principles, values, and effective leadership strategies. Through compelling storytelling, Gates navigates the complexities of managing vast organizations, offering a how-to guide on leading with integrity and conviction. The book delves into Gates' journey from the CIA to Secretary of Defense, highlighting the challenges and successes he faced in different leadership positions.
Everybody hates bureaucracies, even those who work in them. Yet in twenty-first-century America, apart from a handful of hermits and survivalists living off the grid, dealing with impenetrable, impers...
