 | Winners Never Cheat
December 29, 2008 Even in Difficult Times (Wharton School Publishing; $21.99)
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 | Roadmap to Success
December 22, 2008 America's Top Intellectual Minds Map Out Successful Business Strategies (Paperback; $19.95)
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Spark Sales With Incentives
September 15, 2008 Sales Blazers is a book that could only come from someone who understands the incentive and motivation industry inside and out. And, indeed, it has.
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Beyond HR
June 20, 2008 The New Science of Human Capital (Harvard Business School Press, $35)
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 | Beyond Bullsh*t
June 09, 2008 Straight Talk at Work (Stanford Business Books, $24.95)
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 | Deciding Who Leads
May 23, 2008 How Executive Recruiters Drive, Direct, and Disrupt the Global Search for Leadership Talent (Davies-Black Publishing, $27.95)
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 | Spark a Performance Pursuit
December 18, 2008 To spark a performance pursuit does not require that you add even more hours to your already overloaded schedule. Instead, it replaces trivial conversations en route, at lunch or during one-on-one meetings with meaningful, enlightening inquiries into the other person's ambitions.
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 | Last Word: Sticky Wisdom Freshness
December 01, 2008 There is a very simple law in operation here, the first law of creativity—the quality and uniqueness of stimulus in has a direct impact on the quality and uniqueness of ideas out.
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The Leadership PATH: Find a Better Top Line
November 12, 2008 Authors Ulrich Herter and Spider Lockhart share a little about their book, "On Selling Management: The PATH to a Better Top Line," and their take on sales management.
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Spark Sales With Incentives
September 15, 2008 Sales Blazers is a book that could only come from someone who understands the incentive and motivation industry inside and out. And, indeed, it has.
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 | Incentive Interview: Russ Edelman
September 09, 2008 CEO and strategist Russ Edelman compares being "overly nice" with being "effectively nice," and explains how to succeed in business without being a jerk
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 | Incentive Interview: Dan Ariely Rationalizes the Irrational
July 07, 2008 You're invited to a friend's house for dinner. Being the gracious guest you are, you bring a lovely bottle of wine. Let's say you up the ante a bit and bring that same lovely bottle of wine plus a monetary gift. An even more gracious gesture?
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