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JobsMT asked three well-known and well-read business celebrities to tell us about their best reads of 2007. First up, and with as broad a range as you could wish...
I have made three trips to China this year, having never been before, and I have fallen, if not in love, then at least into a deep fascination with this amazing country. Old China hands among my friends laugh at my new-found enthralment, predicting the inevitable disillusion to come. But at the moment,...
It might be a bit nerdy. So fretted Tony Blair about the suggestion that Michael Barber, head of his Delivery Unit, give the press a PowerPoint presentation on the Government's progress towards its domestic policy targets. It was - but it was a success. Barber's avalanche of stats in July 2002 was an...
Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan stayed on top for so long thanks to his activist approach and wide contacts. DeAnne Julius reviews a crisp autobiography. Review by DeAnne Julius.
Gary Hamel's agenda for improving the way companies are run is ambitious, but the underlying logic demands to be taken seriously, argues Julian Birkinshaw.
Gerald Ratner's 'crap' speech cost him his family business, but he bounced back, still not sure what he did wrong. Chris Salt reviews a life story with real lessons.
Familiar and new tales on the art of persuasion are sharpened for business relevance. Octavius Black salutes a punchy read.
Brilliant Presentation Richard Hall Prentice Hall £9.99 Hall combines a tool-kit, critical pointers and presentation anecdotes from stars in this excellent book. Well-structured and thoughtfully laid out, Brilliant Presentation gives tips for presenters at all levels, from novice to expert. Advice...
CHANGE THE WORLD 9 TO 5, Steve Henry, Short Books £8.99
After reading this short book packed with unflinching advice on gaining power, Stefan Stern needed a bit of a sit-down.
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