Book reviews: Management and leadership books you should read
MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP BOOKS YOU SHOULD READ
"One of the many things I like about Bob Gallagher," a practicing CPA tells BOWMAN's is that he's well-- read and always suggests the best articles and books for us to read." With that endorsement, we went to Gallagher, president of R.J. Gallagher
Robert Gallagher's,
RECOMMENDED READING LIST
For Your CPA Firm Management Team
* 1001 Ways to Reward Employees by Bob Nelson
* All I Ever Needed to Know I learned In Kindergarten by Robert Fulgrum
* A Whack On The Side of the Head, How You Can Be More Creative by Roger Von Oech
* Built to Last by James C. Collins and Jerry I. Porras
* Carpe Manana by Price Pritchett
* Clients for Life by Andrew Sobel
* Competing for the Future by Gary Hamel and C.K. Prahalad
* Competitive Advantage by Michael Porter
* Culture Shift by Price Pritchett
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- After the Merger: The Authoritative Guide to Integration Success.
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- Managing by Values.
- incentives are a poor substitute for courageous management
- Differentiation through selling, not branding
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