Management

Soundview Executive Book Summaries® publishes summaries of the best business books of each year on management issues including change management, managing people, crisis management, managing a virtual workforce, project management and more. Browse our extensive collection of management book summaries to solve your most difficult issues.

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Manager 3.0

A Millennial’s Guide to Rewriting the Rules of Management

by Courtney Templin, Brad Karsh

"Manager 3.0" is the first-ever management guide for Millennials. They will master crucial skills such as dealing with difficult people, delivering constructive feedback, and making tough decisions - while gaining insight into the four generations in the workplace and how they can successfully bring out the best in each.

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Team Genius

The New Science of High-Performing Organizations

by Rich Karlgaard, Michael S. Malone

Rich Karlgaard and Michael S. Malone focus on the critical role of Informal teams within the core of successful companies. Combining best practices and the latest in scientific research, the authors show how to build the dynamic, robust and great teams leaders need in order to compete in today’s world.

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The Triple Bottom Line

Why Sustainability is Transforming the Best-Run Companies and How It Can Work for You

by Andrew Savitz

Author Andrew Savitz approaches the concept of sustainability in three-part harmony, with a look at how businesses prosper financially while protecting and renewing the social, environmental and economic resources they need. He says they can fail if they do not tend to all three, and his claims are not without merit. With an eye to the Fortune 100 companies leading this movement, The Triple Bottom Line approaches sustainability as a “win-win-win” prospect achievable in any industry.

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Satisfaction

How Every Great Company Listens to the Voice of the Customer

by James D. Power IV, Chris Denove

Despite claims otherwise, Denove and Power write, “Most organizations have not made a significant and sustained commitment to customer satisfaction.” As a result, these organizations are losing money. This isn’t just another book about customer satisfaction, it’s an unlocked vault on years of closely guarded research data, surveys and feedback collected by J.D. Power and Associates, a name synonymous with measuring customer satisfaction and improving the bottom line.

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Manufacturing 2000

by William Duncan

Technological visionary William Duncan outlines the problems and the opportunities facing manufacturers and offers many ways to take advantage of both. Embrace the future now, says Duncan, or you most likely won’t be around in ten years. Look for more rapid product development, more responsive manufacturing.

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