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Komisar and Reigersman’s book is a powerful startup manual reminiscent of Ben Horowitz’s The Hard Thing About Hard Things.
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Being Boss book review: This is part self-help book, part entrepreneurship manual. Shannon and Thompson explain how to live a “boss” life.
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Don’t leave the tough decisions up to “future you.” “Future you” is a pretty lazy person. Measure your success by what you do TODAY.
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Even though I’m not a recruiter, Recruit Rockstars taught me valuable insights how to source talent and create a high-performance work culture.
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Difficult Conversations book review: This book is a great resource for anyone who wants to listen effectively, give feedback, and manage conflict.
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McCord shares how she and Netflix’s executive team iterated upon the company’s culture to build an engaging, productive work environment.
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Ken Blanchard and Renee Broadwell’s Servant Leadership in Action is a guidebook for becoming a person of influence by serving others.
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