How to Think Like a CEO
A near-future SF novel that brings together women, artificial intelligence, urban life, and Jewish culture. Set in a world shaped by corporate cities and information networks, it examines bodies, memory, and love.
Work Information
Body of Glass presents the literary world of マージ・ピアシー.
A near-future SF novel that brings together women, artificial intelligence, urban life, and Jewish culture. Set in a world shaped by corporate cities and information networks, it examines bodies, memory, and love.
Book Information
- Publisher
- Grand Central Publishing
- Published
- 1999-05-01
- Pages
- 480 pages
- Language
- 英語
- Size
- 13.34 x 2.38 x 20.32 cm
- ISBN-13
- 9780446673075
- ISBN-10
- 9780446673075
- Price
- 1464 JPY
- Category
- 洋書/Professional & Technical/Business Management/Management & Leadership
Drawing on in-depth interviews, Benton identifies 22 vital traits that make a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) - the leader responsible for making decisions, guiding teams, selling ideas, managing crises and conquering the mountains before them.
D.A. Benton's company provides executive development and career counselling. Her clients include Amex, Pepsi, Mobil Oil and NASA. She has worked around the world and made numerous media appearances which have brought her wide acclaim.
Reviews
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great place to buy from
fast delivery product in excellent condition and excellent product THANK YOU!
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A litte boring
Nothing groundbreaking in this book and being more than 500 pages long it is repetitive. The 22 vital facts are no more than commonsense.
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How to think....
Gekauft um wissenschaftliche Thesen im Management zu untermauern. Das Buch ist dazu bestens geeignet wenn es um die Fragen Management, Leadership etc geht.
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Really well written
Love love this book! Great advice, so well structured and most of all written like someone’s sitting with you and talking to you, that i remember a lot of it and can genuinely implement the suggestions. Its not generic as a lot of books are. I also love the lessons from people who have got there, reading about what they said worked for them. Very good book, useful for anyone who wants to get to the top of their field, not just CEOs.
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Excellent Read
Informative book that provides you with tips and tricks on how to get ahead. I made lots of notes. Worth reading this book every 3 months to sharpen your skill set.