By Jeffrey K. Liker & Gary L. Convis; New York, NY: McGraw-Hill (2012); Reviewed by WENDY KEOUGH Leaders do not become leaders by accident. …
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By Frank LaFasto & Carl Larson: Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage (2012); Reviewed by SHIRLEY FREED The thesis of this book is that humanitarian …
By John C. Maxwell; New York, NY: Center Street, Hachette Book Group (2011); Reviewed by CHRISTIANE E. THEISS Is leadership a process or a position? …
By Brené Brown; New York, NY: Gotham Books (2010); Reviewed by SARA WITHERS Have you ever thought of vulnerability as weakness? Many leaders do …
The ability to engage successfully in crucial conversations is a defining attribute of effective leadership. Crucial conversations arise in the course of our day-to-day activities …
To unpack the essence of credibility is the main purpose of J. M. Kouzes and B. Z. Posner’s book, Credibility: How Leaders Gain and Lose It, …
Now in its fourth edition, Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership has become one of the best-selling ethical leadership texts used in colleges and universities …
The title of this 656-page biography is simple and yet conjures up a wide array of images depending on the person reading it: Steve Jobs. …
Randy Deering applies leadership principles from his sailing experience to business and other areas of everyday life in this enjoyable, easy-to-read book on leadership. though …
In Halftime, Bob Buford argues for the importance of developing a life’s purpose in order to live a life of significance. he presents a process …