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Nine great books to read this summer

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By Marcus Alexander, Luigia Ingianni, Ioannis Ioannou
| Leadership Playbook
How Will You Measure Your Life? (2012). By Clayton M Christensen, James Allworth and Karen Dillon Recommended by Stefano Turconi, Teaching Fellow of Strategy and Entrepreneurship Many books are worth reading. Some are worth lending. How Will You Measure Your Life? belongs to an even rarer category: books that are lent, loved and almost never returned. I've yet to keep a copy for very long.
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6 ways to make your workforce happier

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By Lynda Gratton, Dan Cable, Ioannis Ioannou
| Leader.co.za Verified
How happy are the people who work for you, and why should you care? Well, you’re a nice person (probably). But you also know that, these days, it’s a business imperative. Because when your people aren’t happy, everything suffers. Burnout, high stress, quiet quitting, loud quitting, low performance, damage to the bottom line, and a terrible review on Glassdoor. Happiness isn’t a perk, it’s a fundamental and universal human goal, recognised by the US Constitution and the United Nations.
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6 ways to make your workforce happier

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By Lynda Gratton, Dan Cable, Ioannis Ioannou
| Leader.co.za Verified
How happy are the people who work for you, and why should you care? Well, you’re a nice person (probably). But you also know that, these days, it’s a business imperative. Because when your people aren’t happy, everything suffers. Burnout, high stress, quiet quitting, loud quitting, low performance, damage to the bottom line, and a terrible review on Glassdoor. Happiness isn’t a perk, it’s a fundamental and universal human goal, recognised by the US Constitution and the United Nations.
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