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Leadership

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Mentioned by

Paul Achleitner

Jeffrey Pfeffer

Mentioned in 30 episodes

Recommended by

Judd Antin

as a valuable read about bad leadership.

The UX research reckoning is here | Judd Antin (Airbnb, Meta)

Mentioned by

Simon Sinek

in the context of leadership styles.

Simon Sinek Unfiltered: The Trap Leaders Must Avoid

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as one of his all-time favorite books, which he often keeps behind him while recording.

The Greatest Leader You’ve Never Understood | Doris Kearns Goodwin

Erwähnt von

Paul Achleitner

, der auf Henry Kissingers Buch verweist, um Beispiele politischer Führer zu nennen.

Wer sind Europas neue Partner?

Recommended by

Giselle Hale

as a book from which anyone can learn about leadership.

Giselle Hale: Moving Abundance from Op-Eds to Action - Why Local Elected Officials Are the Missing Piece of the Puzzle

Mentioned by

Dave Stone

, referring to leadership principles from his book, focusing on humility, hunger, and hustle.

Common Threads Among Great Leaders with Brad Lomenick

Mentioned by

Sean DeMars

as prompting him to reflect on the author's other work, 'Team of Rivals'.

The Best Books of 2025

Mentioned by

Andy Ellis

as the book he authored covering lessons and skills to improve leadership abilities.

“Stop Trying To Quantify Risk”: Risk Management Wisdom (& Star Wars Analogies) From CISO Andy Ellis

Mentioned by

John Cutler

, offering a cynical view on leadership and organizational dynamics.

#0114 - Surviving organisational politics with John Cutler

Mentioned by

Jeffrey Pfeffer

when recounting a conversation about the book's lessons on effective leadership.

268 - Jeffrey Pfeffer: Power, Influence, and the Psychology of Institutions

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