As I relax in semi-retirement, I can say with certainty that one of my greatest joys is to read and on occasion to undertake book...

Whilst I have reviewed quite a number of books in my lifetime and expect to review more in future, I am reasonably certain I have...

I’m going to sound really harsh in the intro to this book review. The world SHOULDN’T need Tony to have written this book. Why? Because...

It’s the last taboo, yet for women of a certain age it’s there lurking in the background; not just a single elephant, but a room...

Having flown weekly as part of my job for almost twenty years I have spent an inordinate amount of time in airport bookshops, business lounges...

Patrick Lencioni is a storyteller. One of the business world’s best in my view. So I’ll start with a story about him. Whilst still holding...

If Ian Fleming had ever written a fictional corporate thriller, it would have been the story of Bacardi. The Rise of Bacardi by Jorge Del...

Picking up this book, the reviews alone set up a sense of foreboding. Words like ‘survive’ ‘terrifying’ and ‘keeping your job’ jump out at you....

It has long been stated and accepted that one of the clearest definitions of organisational excellence is defined as an “internal framework of values, standards,...

Kath Howard begins this book with a really human preface and introduction. It felt like we were sharing a coffee as she told me about...

This is a big book. A few pages in I needed to draw breath and give the stream of ideas and facts some time to...

At first glance, the title of this book isn’t an obvious choice for an HR audience, however, I soon realized that there were a number...