Top Books on Business Management.
Rich Dad’s Before You Quit Your Job: 10 Real-life Lessons Every Entrepreneur Should Know About Building a Million-Dollar Business — Robert Kiyosaki
Sick of running someone’s errands? Tired of tolerating your boss’s short temper? This book teaches you to take risks, start a business, and become an independent entrepreneur.
Kiosaki walks you through the experiences of successful entrepreneurs and answers the main questions of those who are afraid to float freely. You will learn the way businesses people think and receive action-oriented recommendations on developing entrepreneur skills.
The Effective Executive — Peter Drucker
Your team is the crucial component of success. How to build up a great team, manage people efficiently, and be a responsible leader? In his book, Drucker tells us in details what qualities and abilities a good executive should possess.
The author teaches you to motivate employees and allocate tasks in the team. These proven strategies will help you hire high-class talents, establish an enabling environment, and keep staff motivated.
Decoded: The Science Behind Why We Buy — Phil Barden
Do you want to know why people make purchases? For founders, it’s essential to understand the needs and wants of their target customers, as well as their fears.
The book views consumer behavior from the decision-making science — neuro-economics. You can learn how to make people buy your product, boost sales, and set up a lucrative business with the help of marketing solutions.
The Deadline: a Novel about Project Management — Tom DeMarco
Before, the business was simpler: you set a task, assigned an executive, accept work, and correct mistakes. The modern approach to business requires more efforts and control over each stage.
The book teaches you to work at tight deadlines, hire, and fire staff. You will be able to calculate efficiency indicators, allocate time, and assign tasks wisely. On top of that, you will learn how to resolve conflicts and minimize the consequences of your mistakes.
Which book have you read or would love to?
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