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Shrabonee Paul
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Hello Friends,
As a new initiative in Learning & Development, we were thinking of setting up our office library with good books which our employees at all levels can have access to and enhance their learning abilities as well as for their personal effectiveness.
I was gathering a list of books....Would be really nice if you all could suggest books ( with names of their authors and publication houses if possible) which we can have in our office library.
Thank You
Thanks & Regards,
Shrabonee Paul - Dalal
Assistant Manager - Learning & Development
First American (India)
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From India
rakeshbalachandran
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Hi,

Some books which I would recommend.

1. The Effective Executive - Peter Drucker
2. 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Steven Covey
3. Principled Centred Leadership - Steven Covey
4. Why men dont listen and women can't read maps - Allan Pease
5. Use your Head - Tony Buzan
6. Shackletons Way - Capparell and Morrell
7. The art of influencing - Cialdini.
8. The Art of Possibility - Ben Zander
9. The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle
10. Our Iceberg is melting - John Kotter
11. The Heart of Change - John Kotter
12. The Social Animal - Elliot Aronson
13. The Five Dysfunctions of a Team - Pattrick Lencioni
14. Maverick - Ricardo Semler
15. Profitable Growth - Ram Charan
16. Blue Ocean Strategy
17. First Break all the Rules - Marcus Buckingham
18. Predictably Irrational - Dan Ariely
19. The Black Swan – Nicholas Nasseem Taleb
20. DRIVE - Surprising truth about what motivates us by Dan Pink
21. The First 90 Days - Watkins
22. The Fifth Discipline - Peter Senge
23. The Goal
24. The art of choosing - Sheena Iyengar
25. The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid - CK Prahlad
26. Co Creation - Venkat Ramaswamy and Francis Gouillart
27. Who says elephants can't dance? Louis Gertsner
28. Employees First, Customers second - Vineet Nayyar

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Rakesh




From India, Delhi
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Hi Shrabonee,

Some of the Books I would like to recommend are:

1. CK Prahlad --Competing for the Future
2. Harry Minzberg --The Rise & Fall of Strategic Planning
3. Harry Minzberg --Developing Managers Not MBA’s
4. Soumantra Ghoshal --Managing Across Borders
5. Jack Welch --Executive Lessons of the Master CEO
6. Tim Flannery --The Weather Makers
7. Will & Ariel Durant --The Story of Philosophy
8. Will & Ariel Durant --The Lessons of History
9. EF Shumacker --Lessons for the Perplexed
10. EF Shumacher --Small is Beautiful
11. Malcom Gladwell --Blink
12. Malcom Gladwell --Tipping Point
13. Malcom Gladwell --Outliers
14. Vijay Govindrajan --10 Rules for Strategic Innovators
15. Seth Godin --Purple Cow: Transform your Business ………
16. Edward de Bono --How to Have Creative Ideas
17. Dr Wayne Dyer --The Power of Intention
18. Dr Wayne Dyer --Sky is the Limit
19. Marci Schimoff --Happy for No Reason
20. Amartya Sen --The Idea of Justice
21. Robin Sharma --The Greatness Guide
22. Marc MacCormack --What they still don’t Teach you at Harvard …..

Hope this is of some help.

Ravi Gorowala

From India, Indore
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