The battle for the minds by Jack Trout – it will help you understand what the roots of marketing are what a brand is and how it is perceiv by consumers. The examples given in this work are of course outdated. But this book will provide an opportunity to understand what strategic marketing is and how it works in the long term. icon 2 Winner by Jack Welch will show you how to develop your career. Jack is an old school leader world business legend CEO of General Electric. This is a story about how he climbed the career ladder what were the successful projects.
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I read it when I was a manager and for me then it was a real discovery. The author talks about the difficulties faced by leaders in an understandable language. About career crossroads and what to do with them. What kind of manager you can be and what Special Database you should not. The story is told simply but at the same time sincerely and unbanal. icon 3 The fiction book that turned my mind around is George Orwell’s 1984. It deals with the structure of society the psychology of relations between a man and a woman. I read it for the first time at 19 then re-read it at 38. And each time it made a completely different but indelible impression. icon 4 I don’t really like books about war but one of the best books I’ve read is about exactly this – “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak.
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It shows fascism through the eyes of a girl who lives in Germany. That is on the other side of the “fence”. The book is honest touching very humane. icon 5 And another piece that I like is “Castle of Glass” by Jeannette Walls. The story is told on behalf of BO Leads a girl whose parents were homeless. A fascinating scary and very sincere story based on the childhood of Walls herself. The world through the eyes of a girl who does not perceive her life as a horror. There is a lot of warmth support and hope in this book.The success of a company depends on the happiness of its employees. Alchanova Elena Alchanova columnist at Laba Professionals are no longer motivat by salaries.