Last reviews in Business, Finance & Law Books

Last reviews in Business, Finance & Law Books

• Guest 7th November 2009

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  " LawCrossing Works", is one of the best jobs sites I have ever seen. Ill give it 10 out of 10 if I have to give points to it. I and many of my known has got Jobs from LawCrossing You can "search jobs
  

  • Read Guest's review on Ray Ganderton, The Job Hunter (127 words)

• degbert 12th October 2009

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  I took delivery of The Phenomenal Product Manager, by Brian Lawley, on the strength of his excellent viral marketing and his previous work (which I have reviewed previously). I wasn't to be disappointed.
  
  

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• Guest 3rd October 2009

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  The book left me speechless and full of facts and years in my head. Astonishing piece of writing by a professional in the area.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Paul Kennedy, The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers: Economic Change and Military Conflict from 1500-2000 (24 words)

• dhayes22 2nd September 2009

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  Depending on what you're buying this book for, it's either fascinating reading or a bit of a bore. Titled, Londongrad the book aims to chronicle the rise of London as the city of choice for newly rich Russian
  

  • Read dhayes22's review on Mark Hollingsworth and Stewart Lansley: Londongrad (362 words)

• caroldo 31st August 2009

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  I think this Nigel Slack,Stuart Chambers, Operations Management book is very useful for student in Operational management subject. It mentions clearly about 4V and performance objective which are important for
  

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• Guest 27th August 2009

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  The Naked Trader - You find all the tools you need to be a good trader.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Robbie Burns, The Naked Trader: How Anyone Can Make Money Trading Shares (16 words)

• Guest 19th August 2009

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  great book....that shows humanly nature of dealing with people...........
  

  • Read Guest's review on Kenneth Blanchard,Spencer Johnson, The One Minute Manager (One Minute Manager S.) (10 words)

• Guest 18th July 2009

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  The book, Eliyahu Goldratt,Jeff Cox, The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement was plenty of "blah blah" information. It tells you things that a mediocre person already knows. If you consider reinforcing idea
  

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• Bookspider 27th May 2009

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  "Make cash in a property market crash" is regenerated crap. I can get much more for Free off other websites they seem to have copied. I am very dissappointed with this rubbish. These 2 clowns are obviously out
  

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• William E Britt 21st March 2009

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  John Whitmore's Coaching for Performance book is light and well laid-out. The book is ideal for professionals wanting to take the next step in advancing their careers. Readers are guided through many areas from
  

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