(Parsinps, Buttered. Bamboozle & boycott modern life, one email at a time. Joe Lycett, Hodder & Stoughton, 2016). I am partial to a buttered parsnip. But I wouldn’t eat a whole plate at once. And that is probably my mistake in reading Joe Lycett’s book in a single sitting. It is clearly designed for dipping
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Uwe Dreissigacker is a life-long tech entrepreneur, currently working on his seventh company, the online invoicing software InvoiceBerry. In this review, Uwe looks at a book that regularly gets mentioned by our readers as the most important business book they have read: Rework by Jason Fried and David Heinsemeier Hansson. Rework is a must-read book
Motivate Yourself, by Andro Donovan (Capstone, 2017) is like having a super smart friend who won’t let you get away with any excuses. In her book, Donovan has struck just the right balance between sparking deep personal reflection and giving you the tools to deal with what you find. The starting point for the book
Or guest blogger today is Eryka Harrison, an independent consultant specialising in change management, with an emphasis on customer experience in complex environments. If you’re interested in hearing more about what Eryka does, don’t hesitate to reach out to her via LinkedIn, or post in the comments below. She’s reviewing The Impact Code. I’m a
This review of Content Inc by Joe Pulizzi (McGraw-Hill Education, 2015) was written by Lizzie Hopkinson and originally posted on Aardvark Marketing‘s blog in the UK. We thought it was great, and wanted to share it with you! Even in today’s fast-paced world, there is still a place for books. Especially good books. Content Inc. is
If you liked Michael Lewis’ Flashboys and The Big Short, you will love The Spider Network. I’ll admit it, being pitched the idea of reviewing a book about the Libor scandal didn’t excite me. In case you don’t know (and who did?) Libor stands for the London Interbank Offered Rate and in simplest terms, it
Richard Simpson, MD of STEM-focused PR agency Six Degrees contributes this book review of Scale Up Millionaire: How to sell your way to a fast growth, high value enterprise by Gordon McAlpine. I confess, I have never particularly enjoyed the sales side of business. I find nerves always creep in somewhere, no matter how ‘pumped’
I was pleasantly surprised when this book landed on my desk ahead of publication date. I always relish digging into a book more when it feels like I am getting a sneak peek. I had high expectations – a behind-the-scenes look at a brand I admire, written by a journalist I like and follow. In
By Jennifer Janson, Editor. I’ll admit, it was with some scepticism that I picked up Marie Kondo’s bestselling book. I doubted the benefits from a business perspective and as I’m generally allergic to new fads, I was definitely not going in with an open mind. Well, I couldn’t have been more wrong. The simplicity of
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