The book for all business people who want to become "Winners"
Shirley Roe
September 26, 2007
Genre: Business
Title: Winning Companies, Winning People-Making it easy for Average Performers to Adopt Winning Behaviours
Author: Colin Coulson-Thomas
UK author
What do the leaders of successful workgroups and companies-or winners-do differently from losers who struggle and fail?” pg. 1
Author, Colin Coulson-Thomas has continued his research program for over 20 years. The program examines areas that are critical to competing and winning and determines what boards and management teams need to do or not do-to lead, innovate and win. Over 4000 companies have participated in the research programs led by this author. We therefore must conclude that the author is an expert in his field. The book is well researched, informative, educational and presented in a concise, easy to understand format.
Winning Companies, Winning People is laid out in chapters which inform, provide further information and suggested reading and finally a checklist encouraging the reader to examine the information and ensure his/her complete understanding before venturing on to the next chapter. Chapters such as “Leading and Managing Change” or “Going Global” will be highly beneficial to both large and small companies worldwide. Maximizing the benefits from IT and e-Business will explain how business can use technology to their best advantage and how the “winners” remain open minded and object driven.
Information provided is much too broad to examine in this simple review, however business people from all industries will benefit greatly by picking up a copy of this book. The lessons are diverse and practical and easily assimilated by even a novice business owner. Join the “winners” today. Highly recommended by reviewer: Shirley Roe, Allbooks Review.
Available at: www.amazon.com , www.barnesandnoble.com and publisher www.policypublications.com
Title: Winning Companies, Winning People
Author: Colin Coulson-Thomas
Publisher: Policy Publications
ISBN: 978-1-87298072-0
Pages: 236
Price: £24.95 plus postage and packing
Sept 2007
Title: Winning Companies, Winning People-Making it easy for Average Performers to Adopt Winning Behaviours
Author: Colin Coulson-Thomas
UK author
What do the leaders of successful workgroups and companies-or winners-do differently from losers who struggle and fail?” pg. 1
Author, Colin Coulson-Thomas has continued his research program for over 20 years. The program examines areas that are critical to competing and winning and determines what boards and management teams need to do or not do-to lead, innovate and win. Over 4000 companies have participated in the research programs led by this author. We therefore must conclude that the author is an expert in his field. The book is well researched, informative, educational and presented in a concise, easy to understand format.
Winning Companies, Winning People is laid out in chapters which inform, provide further information and suggested reading and finally a checklist encouraging the reader to examine the information and ensure his/her complete understanding before venturing on to the next chapter. Chapters such as “Leading and Managing Change” or “Going Global” will be highly beneficial to both large and small companies worldwide. Maximizing the benefits from IT and e-Business will explain how business can use technology to their best advantage and how the “winners” remain open minded and object driven.
Information provided is much too broad to examine in this simple review, however business people from all industries will benefit greatly by picking up a copy of this book. The lessons are diverse and practical and easily assimilated by even a novice business owner. Join the “winners” today. Highly recommended by reviewer: Shirley Roe, Allbooks Review.
Available at: www.amazon.com , www.barnesandnoble.com and publisher www.policypublications.com
Title: Winning Companies, Winning People
Author: Colin Coulson-Thomas
Publisher: Policy Publications
ISBN: 978-1-87298072-0
Pages: 236
Price: £24.95 plus postage and packing
Sept 2007
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