books about: harperbusiness     books:       Entrepreneur America: Lessons from Inside Rob Ryan's High-Tech Start-Up Boot Camp14 reviews Rob Ryan, Phaedra Hise HarperBusiness, 2001 Incredible Book For Entrepreneur If you are an entrepreneur. Do not do anything before reaqding this book. It is easy to read and understand... No business jargons or anything...             Bankrupt: Restoring the Health and Profitability of Our Banking System18 reviews Lowell L. Bryan HarperBusiness,U.S., 1991 Hooked on the GREAT doctor! This album holds so many memories of my teenage years as I used to listen to this when going to Speedway with my brother. I have been searching for this to add to my collection of CD's and this is the first place I have been able to find it. As for the songs there isn't a bad one amonst them "Levitate" truly does lift me high, "Only Sixteen" reminds me of when I was ONLY SIXTEEN and "Millionaire" ...             In Hostile Territory : Business Secrets of a Mossad Combatant10 reviews Gerald Westerby Harperbusiness, 1998 Every Once In a Great While, A SUPERB BOOK Like This Comes Along! I was completely blown away by the content of this book. The lessons and time-tested, proven methods contained in this book are worth more than the price of attending a business seminar! What's more, the wisdom culled from the no-holds-barred struggle to survive which tolerates no fakery needed and applied in the survival and eventual culmination in the formation of the state of Israel and ...             Serpent on the Rock4 reviews Kurt Eichenwald HarperBusiness, 1996 An exciting read.... This is not Eichenwald's best book. But it's still better than 95 percent of the junk that passes for thrillers these days. In fact, I would be raving over this book if I hadn't read Eichenwald's "The Informant" and "Conspiracy of Fools" first. Those two set a very, very high bar. This one doesn't clear it completely, but it still gets darn close.             Wealth Happens One Day at a Time: 365 Days to a Brighter Financial Future13 reviews Brooke M. Stephens HarperBusiness, 1999 excellent book and as easy to read as a novel Like the other people who reviewed this book, I just love it. I first borrowed it from the library and then purchased it for myself. I like the way it is made up, in tiny steps and really easy to read and follow. It truly inspired me to take a new look at money and I found out that you can save money in more ways than I ever thought possible. I highly recommend it. It is well worth the price.             The Effective Executive: The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right Things Done (Harperbusiness Essentials)56 reviews Peter F. Drucker Collins Business, 2006 Timeless, practical advice, immediately implementable In this short book are some of the most trenchant, clearly-written statements on how to be an effective executive ever written. It contains some philosophical statements, more real-world examples, and most importantly, it details actions the executive can take to become immediately effective. I wish I had read this 20 years ago! Other books like Good To Great and Built To Last are excellent, ...             Serious Creativity: Using the Power of Lateral Thinking to Create New Ideas8 reviews Edward De Bono HarperBusiness, 1992 buy only this one... By now I think I have read about fifteen of De Bono's books and this is certainly the best. Many of the others seem to be mostly regurgitations of the the same old stuff. Does he get paid by the word? He claims to have written about 25 books, but I think he has to a great extent written one book over and over again. And he seems so pompous and arrogant. How can someone with such arrogance be ...             The E Myth: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do about It5 reviews Michael E. Gerber HarperBusiness - Harper Business, 1986 Read this before spending a dime to start any business Everyone that starts a business is a technician that suffers from an Entrepreneurship seizure, hence the E Myth. Small businesses do not work the way intended because the technician only works in the business and can not also have the foresight to work on the business at the same time. This book will open an individuals eyes to what is the reality of owning/operating a business. I wish I had the ...             You Will Be Satisfied: Ford Motor's Top Salesman Shows You How to Turn Happy Customers into Fanatical ...11 reviews Bob Tasca, Peter Caldwell Harperbusiness, 1996 A book that showed us what we should be doing After the owner of our store read the book all employees read it . Then the owner flew to meet Mr Tasca at his store ,he spent 3 days there, wa sgiven the tour of his store, he spent quite a bit of time meeting with Mr Tasca and his sons talking about his philosophy and way of doing business .What a place !! upon returning we have instatuted The same 7 day return policy that Mr Tasca has as ...             The Die Broke Financial Problem Solver: Six Steps to Overcoming All Your Money Problems4 reviews Stephen M. Pollan Harperbusiness, 2000 Super Advice The book gives you straight answers on how to face challenges, financial and otherwise, that come your way in life: on the job and at home. I liked the examples the authors used; they were vivid and real. Bottom line is solve the problems you face and take responsibility for your actions. Recommend this book in conjunction with another book on self direction and leadership I use called: "The ...             Fear of Finance: The Women's Money Workbook for Achieving Financial Self-Confidence1 review Ann B. Diamond HarperBusiness, 1994 Fear of Finance This is an easy to read, clearly written discussion of many financial topics women need to deal with. The book is presented as a meeting of five women, with Ann Diamond as the presenter of a workshop. Each woman represents a type we can identify with: a stay at home mother with a working husband and two young children; a student just finishing college; a single career-woman earning top ...             Built to Last Successful Habits of Visionary Companies1 review HarperBusiness, 1994 A Classic "Built to Last" is an enlightening and interesting classic on business strategic management. The authors, Jim Collins and Jerry Porras spent six years in research and compared the practices of 18 visionary companies in the USA to those of a matched set of good, though not great, companies. Their fundamental observation is that average companies are driven by the power of "or:" You can have either ...             Democracy and Economic Power1 review Louis O. Kelso, Patrick Hetter Kelso HarperBusiness,U.S., 1986 Broadening the Ownership of Capital This final book by Lou Kelso and Patricia Hetter Kelso explains the first ESOP Lou created, in 1956, and how that experience can carry over to: MUSOP (Mutual Stock Ownership Plan, a trust owning several small businesses for the benefit of all their employees.) The costs of creating and administering an ESOP are usually far too great for smaller corporate business. The MUSOP would allow ...             Honey, I Want to Start My Own Business: A Planning Guide for Couples1 review Azriela Jaffe HarperBusiness, 1996 Must read book for couples wanting to work together This is a perfect book to read and complete the surveys together with your significant other. I read this book in one sitting and can't wait to get started going through the surveys with my husband and seeing where we differ in our ideas and where we have the same ideas, and spend more time on sitting down and communicating together. As most of your know with the busy schedules of work, ...             Cancel the Meetings, Keep the Doughnuts: And Other New Morsels of Business Wisdom1 review Richard A. Moran Harperbusiness, 1995 A business book that is (finally) sensible! In today's' business world, guides come in all shapes and sizes. There are dry, long tomes, short catchy ones with funny titles and flashy artwork and thousands in between. Most tell you the same things: What you should be doing, how to get to where you want to be and how to deal with all types of people. The exact same thing. You don't really need all of those books! "Cancel the Meetings, ...             Breakpoint and beyond: Mastering the future--today3 reviews George Land, Beth Jarman HarperBusiness, 1992 Understanding Change in a New Way Many books tell us things are changing, but this is best one I've read that explores change itself. Change happens constantly, yet the "rules" underlying change are poorly understood. Land and Jarman meet this challenge with examples from the sciences, business, and individual lives. A central point of this book is that all systems go through distinct phases of change. These phases are visible ...             Up the Loyalty Ladder: Turning Sometime Customers into Full-Time Advocates of Your Business3 reviews Murray Raphel, Neil Raphel Harperbusiness, 1996 Business Success 101-1001! Must have book! This book has it all for the small all the way up to the biggest of companies. This book tells you how to take a person who is just a possible customer, and make that person not just a customer but someone who will sing the praises of your business, and according to the authors, that is what will make your business a big success. Lots of great stories of companies that put their (the ...             Threading the Needle: The PAX NET Story Lowell "Bud" Paxson, Gary Templeton HarperBusiness, 1998 When Lowell "Bud" Paxson, creator and cofounder of the Home Shopping Network, sold his interest in the billion-dollar-a-year business in 1991, he could have retired and enjoyed the fruits of his labor. His friends advised him to enjoy retirement, go to the beach, and relax. "I took their advice," says Paxson. "It was a great day!" Then, Paxson began work on his most ambitious project yet: launching PAX NET, the nation's seventh broadcast ...             The Power Point3 reviews Michael E. Gerber Harperbusiness, 1992 Some important lessons inside... I've proclaimed for a long time that the single biggest reason that Bill Gates is the richest man in the world is because he has done a better job than anyone else at getting people on his "bandwagon". This book talks about getting people on your bandwagon - customers, employees, vendors, and lenders. And then, it does a fabulous job of explaining why the system-oriented company will ...             Morgan Stanley the Internet Report2 reviews Mary Meeker, Chris Depuy Harperbusiness, 1996 A MUST BUY Simple no nonsense approach. 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