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A "civic biography" that examines a critical event in the labor history of Minneapolis and the United States as a whole.

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An Agency Life is a humorous inside look at public relations agencies, from the perspective of Scott Janzen, a 40-year veteran of national, regional and local PR firms. He provides readers with insights on programs that succeeded, and those which failed miserably.

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Help build a world based on flourishing well-being for both the human family and nature

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Reveals how any manager can effectively deploy analytics in day-to-day operations' one business decision at a time. This book outlines the five-step DELTA model for deploying and succeeding with analytical initiatives. It teaches you how to use data more effectively and glean valuable analytical insights.

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The latest from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of StrengthsFinder 2.0 and Eat Move Sleep, this short, easy read draws on the latest and most practical research from psychology, health, and economics and reveals the three keys that matter most to our daily wellbeing

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Deutscher Prize winning artist and writer Dave Beech turns his attention to what it means to view Art as work.

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ABA bestseller, The Business of Law, outlines the fundamentals of running a successful law firm in practical, clear, and concise terms.

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How authentic is the experience Is it what they expected Why or why not This book introduces the concept of perceived authenticity, or how a consumer experiences a product, service, environment, communication, or person. It provides some practical business advice and talking points for managers and marketers.

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Bad leadership is as ubiquitous as it is insidious - and so must be more carefully examined and better understood. Drawing on contemporary examples - from Mary Meeker to David Koresh, Bill Clinton to Radovan Karadzic - this book explores seven primary types of bad leadership and dissects why and how leaders cross the line from good to bad.

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The role of the business press in the current financial crisis strikes at the heart of the heated debate about the media's role as guardians of our democratic society. With contributions from leading journalists and academics at the forefront of this issue, "Bad News" is the first attempt to navigate through a controversy that will be studied for decades to come.

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Searing exposition of financial journalism during the worst economic crisis in living memory.

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builds a compelling case for the Veganism

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Lessons in innovation and entrepreneurship from building a New York City restaurant empire.

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Being Chief has nothing to do with position or title. And power has nothing to do with authority or control. Rather, Rick defines a Chief as anyone who fully and enthusiastically connects what they do to who they are, personally and professionally. As a student-teacher and a player-coach Miller, shares strategies that work for Chiefs at all levels.

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New SECOND EDITION NOW AVAILABLE! Being Chief has nothing to do with position or title. And power has nothing to do with authority or control. Rather, Rick defines a Chief as anyone who fully and enthusiastically connects what they do to who they are, personally and professionally.

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Based on an in-depth study of more than 30 industries, this book reveals the three most common patterns that create 'commodity traps' deterioration, proliferation, and escalation and offers targeted strategies, beyond cost reduction or continuous differentiation, that companies have used to address these dilemmas successfully.

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Perloff's memoir of her career in the theater offers a provocative, passionate and deeply personal view of theater's role today.

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Shulman spent several years traveling across the country talking to those living on low wages. In writing "The Betrayal of Work, " she provides the fullest portrait of America's working poor. Following in the footsteps of Barbara Ehrenreich's bestselling "Nickel and Dimed, " this is sure to be one of the most talked about public policy books of the year.

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Over 35 million Americans work full time but do not make a living. As processors, carers and data entry keyers, they have lower living standards than similar workers in other industrial nations. Beth Shulman travelled across America, talking to low-wage workers and here tells their moving stories.

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Most business leaders can take only so much pressure before their performance slides. Yet some CEOs deliver their greatest successes when times get toughest. This title reveals their secrets. It draws on interviews with 150 CEOs from an array of industries.