Leadership Books [Page 4 of 497]

The leadership secrets that experts and top professionals use.

Get results fast with this quick, easy guide to the fundamentals of Leadership.
Includes how to:
• Understand and develop your leadership style
• Identify strategic goals for your department
• Motivate and manage teams of all sizes
• Build a culture of results and responsibility
• Lead the way out of a crisis

For leaders (and would-be leaders), here is the definitive collection of advice and wisdom on how to get to the top - and what to do once you get there!

Whether you seek to achieve and exercise leadership in the boardroom, or on the playing field, or simply among your peers, these words of wisdom will provide sound direction - and entertaining reading - on ho to achieve success.

As Compiled and edited by columnist William Safire and noted quotations anthologist Leonard Safir, Leadership is both a practical guide and a ready source of wit, wisdom and inspiration, designed in a compact, easy-referenced format.

A treasury of great quotation from Archidamus of Sparta to T. Boone Pickens, to advise, inspire, and instruct everyone who aspires to succeed as a leader.

Leadership: The Current State of Play defines contemporary thinking in leadership from both academic and practitioner perspectives. It presents an easy-to-read overview of historical and contemporary thought on the roles and functions of leaders and applies these perspectives to problems in the present day.
This book offers insights for professionals in organizational leadership positions in a variety of sectors in the UK and beyond. It is also of great interest to researchers and students in the fields of business and management.
Across the study's four chapters, there are nine vignettes written by leading practitioners of organisational leadership in various fields, including clinical dentistry, the Ministry of Defence, charity organisations and football management. These vignettes offer a unique opportunity to hear the voices of individuals who are rarely considered in such leadership literature. Their reflections complement the academic and practitioner thinking and illustrate the benefit of approaching leadership through the eyes of those practicing it.