THE 60 SECOND LEADER

by Phil Dourado

hardcover

Genres: Nonfiction, Management, Self Help

163 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Writer

New book:
Love & Loss in the Time of Covid
A story for our time
Novel. Grief memoir. Covid chronicle.
Written and published in realtime as the events described in it happened in the real world, to real people.

Author of two books on leadership, published by John Wiley & Sons.

Co-author of the family book, Learning to Live With Huntington's Disease, published by Jessica Kingsley Publishing.

Reviews

[James]

Filled with stories of leadership and examples for thought, this is one of the better leadership books that have ended up on my desk. The book reads like a solid discussion punctuated by stories, sources, and citations. It is a quick read and in such may be its weakness. It is referred to on its back cover as a reference work, something to go back to for review and clarification - and that is fair enough.

A solid and focused book for those leading, managing, and/or working in any environment which needs forward thinking, adjustment, and a culture capable of acknowledging failure as opportunity for growth.

[Abdulghani Alkhateeb]

الكتاب يتحدث عن استراتيجيات وقصص لتطبيقها للمختصين
والعاملين بمؤسسات ومناصب إدارية
لن يفيدك إن لم تكن منهم.

[Milan Lukac]

Very inspirational, one of the "get back to this every couple of years" candidates.

[gramakri]

If you are too busy to read everything you need to read on leadership, this is the ONE BOOK which you should read !
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[Peyton]

The very best leadership book I have read in a long, long time. Dourado is humorous, persuasive, and pretty stinkin' smart. This book's bite-sized chapters made it easy, but its relevant, approachable content made it a joy. This one's a keeper; I've already ordered my hardcover edition.