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Busting Out Daniel Pink's Free Agent Nation: How America's New Independent Workers Are Transforming the Way We Live... Soundview Executive Book Summaries aren't exactly CliffsNotes for business books, but they come close... Managing Meetings, by Tim Hindle... etc. |
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Everything You Need to Know About Everything You Need to Know About The following Internet resources are keeping our research-hungry hearts warm... |
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Info Posse E-mail exposed the dirty secret that businesspeople don't communicate well in writing. Well, apparently, they're not much better at simple speech. |
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The Big Book of Business Billed as a one-stop resource for ideas, practices, and data on every aspect of building companies, managing people, and working, the 2.5 million-word, 2,220-page volume is a cross between a Baedeker for business and Business for Dummies. |
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