Management books

Note that the star ratings here are much stricter than Amazon's

Star ratings
	Brilliant--Best in class
	Excellent--significant stuff
	Good--mostly useful
	Ok--some bits useful
	Yuk--one bit useful

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Henry Brown, Neil Dawson and Brenda McHugh (2018). Psychology, Emotion and Intuition in Work Relationships (The Head, Heart and Gut Professional), Routledge, London

A solid book on the basics of psychology at work for managers and other professionals. Yes, all managers (and anyone who works with other people) need a grounding in this important subject. This is a straightforward book that gives an easy and informative introduction to the subject.

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Dan Pink, 2009, Drive, NY: Riverhead Boks

Motivation is what makes us do what we do, but as Dan Pink points out, what motivates us is often now what we think motivates us.

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Chris Lauer, 2008, The Management Gurus, Penguin Books

How to read 15 great management books in one go. A very readable collection of classic and recent books, from Handy's Gods of Management to Tapscott and Williams' Wikinomics.

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Bob Selden, What to Do When You Become The Boss, Outskirts Press, 2008

A very practical and helpful book for new managers, showing them how to manage downwards, upwards, sideways and inwards. Full of useful tools and techniques.

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Tony Kemmer, 2007, The Manager's Kitbag, Management Books 2000

A book stuffed full of very sensible wisdom by an experience manager. Wonderful stuff for the younger manager and very good reminders for the rest of us.

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