Resilience To Risk: Business Success in Turbulent Times

This academic and professional text provides practical guidance on aligning human resource strategies with broader business objectives. The fourth edition includes updated material on human capital management, corporate social responsibility, and organization development, offering practitioners and students tools, checklists, and case studies to bridge the gap between HR theory and real-world implementation.

Author: Michael Armstrong

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A practical and clear guide showing you how to lead and secure win-win negotiations in all your business deals. It will help you prepare strategically so that you can maintain and develop positive working relationships. This straightforward and practical guide will take you through the steps and actions necessary to plan for success. It introduces you to a four-phase process that underpins the conduct of all successful negotiations. It also covers key areas such as negotiating remotely by email or phone, cultural differences to approaching negotiation and the use of non-verbal communication.

Author: Geof Cox

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In this provocative book, Ellis presents 345 arguments challenging the free market orthodoxy with ferocious intelligence and wit. His free-flowing meditation on the gross inequalities in our society contends that we are irresponsibly fixated on the sale of goods, instead of on delivering jobs that put money into people's hands. Skewering the legacies of Thatcherism, he proposes some radically simple remedies, including restoring tariffs, investing in country towns and restricting corporate salaries.

Author: Bob Ellis

**Lightly tanned pages, but good overall.

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This complete business startup toolkit, written by The Apprentice finalist Bianca Miller-Cole and the entrepreneur Byron Cole, is an inspiring, wide-ranging handbook which combines practical tips and advice with energetic ideas to help you thrive and stand out from the crowd.

Decoding the jargon that is prevalent in business circles today, you'll get straightforward help with converting your innovative business concept into a commercially viable proposition. You'll learn to avoid the costly mistakes of many who have gone before you, and create a sustainable enterprise that will flourish.

**Could be a useful resource for Homeschool Elective courses like Entrepreneurship**

Author: Bianca Miller-Cole and Byron Cole

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A powerful corporate strategy guide to profiting from open innovation and intellectual property. Written by Henry Chesbrough, an adjunct professor at the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley, Open Business Models serves as an executive road map for navigating the modern open innovation landscape. Featuring a practical diagnostic tool and real-world corporate case studies from IBM, Procter & Gamble, and Qualcomm, this book explains how to construct strategic experiments, manage IP differently, and capture value from ideas wherever they are found.

Author: Henry Chesbrough

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Whether you are a CEO calling the shots, a frontline employee, or an intern just starting out, Elizabeth Dixon’s The Power of Customer Experience shows you how to make a meaningful impact right where you are. This practical guide is designed for growth-minded individuals ready to transform their businesses and brands by elevating the customer experience. Endorsed by industry leaders from The Ritz-Carlton and Southwest Airlines, this book is an essential read for anyone looking to drive success through purpose-driven service and professional excellence.

Author: Elizabeth Dixon

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In Competing Against Luck, Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen and his coauthors challenge the traditional belief that simply "knowing your customer" leads to innovation. Instead, they introduce the "Jobs to Be Done" framework, revealing that customers don't just buy products—they "hire" them to solve specific problems.

Author: Clayton M. Christensen, Taddy Hall, Karen Dillon, and David S. Duncan

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Delve into a shocking, eye-opening investigation that exposes the systematic exploitation of Africa's vast mineral and resource wealth. Investigative journalist Tom Burgis takes readers on a gripping journey through a dark global network of corporate raiders, predatory traders, and corrupt local elites who profit while millions of citizens suffer. From oil-soaked conflict zones to hidden financial machinery, this powerful narrative completely changes how you view the global economy—and the hidden costs behind the everyday products we consume. Add this crucial African politics and history paperback to your bookshelf!

Author: Tom Burgis

** Small cover tear at the back (bottom)

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