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Great book for re-focus on the job,
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I read this book at a point where I was frustrated with my career after 17 years in my industry. This book helped me to refocus and encouraged me in my work. I found the book easy to read. There were questions and points for discussion for use in a class environment. For me it was a leisure read and it was really great. If you like this book, then I'd recommend sermons by Barbara Brown Taylor - another author who can helps me stay focused on what matters.
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A morality that believes itself able to dispense with the technical knowledge of economic laws is not morality but moralism. . . . Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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New York, Business Ethics, United States, Amartya Sen, Wall Street Journal, Upper Saddle River, Better Way, The Courage, Basic Books, Straight Talk, San Francisco, Anchor Books, John Wiley, Daniel Goleman, Harvard Business School, Meet the Demands of Reality, Nicholas Boyle, Grand Rapids, Bernard Lonergan, Richard Boyatzis, Ray Carey, Free Press, Primal Leadership, The Politics, Business Elhics Browse Sample Pages:
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