Recknsense

Again, favorite class in my MBA program. Used same tactics in global competition game called BCG which is played among all graduate classes, used all

I think this was the very first book I read as a graduate. It made me see the difference in the way companies are run

There are a lot of books about negotiation, but this one is quite stellar. It really focuses on emotional intelligence, and how to approach negotiations

The Chimp Paradox is one of those books that explains so many questions you never thought you had about yourself… In short, it makes you

I was on my placement year at Uni and was asked to look into this World Wide Web stuff and HTML, this book was published

It is not just one book that did it for me, it was many books — all building on each other. And interestingly… it was

Compelling framework for strategy that has stood the test of time. No pretence to prescribe a path to success but a focus on the basics

When I first read this book, it made so much sense in terms of the steps needed to create a truly great strategy by leveraging

An owner’s manual for your brain … the book will literally open up your mind to a new mindset for learning.

The classic book on challenger brands, their behaviour and how to disrupt established markets. I love it.

Our lives are full of changes. We transition through periods in our personal and professional lives, yet we understand so little about how those transitions

Life comes in waves, this is the story of an exploratory mind, seeking wisdom and truth. At each stage of my life I sit down

It is full of practical wisdom. If you are fortunate enough to have options in the job market, taking a new job is still a

I read this book in my first year at Uni. It might sound a bit clichéd; but really had quite a profound effect on my

An eye-opener on how to use the gift of our brain power more effectively. Especially good on developing memory.

It’s a book about looking at problems in a slightly different way and how that opens up many more creative solutions.

It was a relatively early example of a hands-on CEO who questioned orthodoxy. It seemed to offer evidence of someone who actually did what Tom

This was one of the first books I read early on in my career which made a real impact. I quickly recognized the ‘dilemma’ of