Review:Great Book! Very motivational!!. It makes you feel that even someone that is not business minded can take upon this journey and succeed !!
You only need to try and you never know what great doors you might open for yourself!! Read more

Review:Blanchard and Bowles have done another bang-up job with Raving Fans. Like their other book, Gung Ho!, Raving Fans is easy to read and is a good resource for anyone concerned with their organization's customer service. However, in my opinion, it's not a "must buy". Read more

Review:For those who go to your stock-broker-salesman for advice I recommend you read this book.

There is a whole cadre of people who are out to separate you from your money as you delve into the investment world and this book will help protect you from their misguided advice.

It is a book of wisdom for beginners but has tons of information for seasoned investor.

Set goals, understand personal risk tolerance, set asset allocation, diversify, reduce costs, rebalance and keep emotion... Read more

Review:As a professor of Risk Management and Insurance at the College of Charleston, I would like to heartily endorse Douglas Hubbard’s masterpiece, “How to Measure Anything.” Hubbard gave the old, consensus based world of risk consultants a good shake out with “The Failure of Risk Management.” I use that book in conjunction with How to Measure Anything to show business students how to come to terms with seeming intangibles. One of the hardest habits which we have drilled into our students from birth ... Read more

Review:Six Sigma is a program that improves the quality of your customer experience, reduce costs, and build better leaders. This is an essential book for anyone looking to do project management and process improvement. I wanted to learn more about lean sigma, and this book has been great so far! It mentions everything that you need. Read more

Review:This is the ultimate entrepreneurial bible, written by an entrepreneur, for entrepreneurs.
It is practical, realistic, straightforward and concise.
It is not a bleak and theoretic academic treatise, nor a patronizing self-help manual written "for dummies".
It is exactly what an innovative, disciplined, hard-working entrepreneur needs.
It is defiitely a must read. Read more

Review:I was impressed how the author explained the policies and interactions to the society which are not complicated for beginners to understand. There so much still to learn from this book.I'm still at early chapters of the book and I truly enjoy what I'm learning so far. The author keeps me engage and focus on most topics which he emphasizes through series of examples in the chapter. I'm looking forward to the author other books such as Micro and Macro economics. Great readings. Read more

Review:This book was ordered for school. It came in very good and extremely quickly. I would certainly use this seller again.
(I am copying and pasting this comment section, because it applies to all of my school books ordered. :) ) Read more

Review:Everything you need to know about the financial side of retirement, explained in a fully accessible yet non-condescending way. This is becoming my bible for planning retirement and I am recommending it to everyone. Very up to date. Read more

Review:Geert Hofstede is Emeritus Professor at Maastricht University in The Netherlands. He was Professor of Organizational Anthropology and International Management at the University of Limburg (which was later re-named Maastricht University). He is the founder and first director of the Institute for Research on Intercultural Cooperation (IRIC), where a lot of the research used in this book comes from. This paperback version was published 3 years after the hardcover and includes some updated reference... Read more