Top 50 Books Every Manager Should Read
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Why 50? I will say right away that there are definitely more than 50 such books. But the article format will not allow me to fit in the one and a half thousand books that I personally have read during my considerable entrepreneurial experience.
What else to read? My colleagues and I made short reviews of the best books from this list. Others were grouped by lists and categories. We post all these materials in a separate section of our blog Books for Managers . Be sure to check it out, you will find a lot of interesting things.
In the meantime, let's return purchase shareholder database to the list of those 50 books that simply must be read and that will definitely change your worldview, attitude to life, business and the reality around you.
Books for managers
Experiences of outstanding entrepreneurs
I put those books that were written directly by company managers into a separate category. Such publications are valuable because they tell true stories, which means that you can get a lot of insights from them.
Principles, Ray Dalio
Life and management principles of Ray Dalio, one of the most influential people on the planet, and his personal story about the hedge fund Bridgewater. After reading it, your life will never be the same.
Delivering Happiness, Tony Hsieh
A lighter book, it inspires and charges for action. Tony managed to tell the story of the company "Zappos" perfectly, about the corporate culture of which there are legends. One of the principles of his business is to create a "wow-effect". This is what he demonstrates in the example of his book.
"My Years at GE" by Jack Welch
Jack Welch has gone his own way from "the toughest boss in the world" to the title of "Manager of the Century". In twenty years at the helm of General Electric, he managed to turn an aging corporation into a competitive, actively developing company.
"My Years at GE" by Jack Welch
Save article:
Why 50? I will say right away that there are definitely more than 50 such books. But the article format will not allow me to fit in the one and a half thousand books that I personally have read during my considerable entrepreneurial experience.
What else to read? My colleagues and I made short reviews of the best books from this list. Others were grouped by lists and categories. We post all these materials in a separate section of our blog Books for Managers . Be sure to check it out, you will find a lot of interesting things.
In the meantime, let's return purchase shareholder database to the list of those 50 books that simply must be read and that will definitely change your worldview, attitude to life, business and the reality around you.
Books for managers
Experiences of outstanding entrepreneurs
I put those books that were written directly by company managers into a separate category. Such publications are valuable because they tell true stories, which means that you can get a lot of insights from them.
Principles, Ray Dalio
Life and management principles of Ray Dalio, one of the most influential people on the planet, and his personal story about the hedge fund Bridgewater. After reading it, your life will never be the same.
Delivering Happiness, Tony Hsieh
A lighter book, it inspires and charges for action. Tony managed to tell the story of the company "Zappos" perfectly, about the corporate culture of which there are legends. One of the principles of his business is to create a "wow-effect". This is what he demonstrates in the example of his book.
"My Years at GE" by Jack Welch
Jack Welch has gone his own way from "the toughest boss in the world" to the title of "Manager of the Century". In twenty years at the helm of General Electric, he managed to turn an aging corporation into a competitive, actively developing company.
"My Years at GE" by Jack Welch