Charter Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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If you’re interested in an even more structured approach to processing information, [this] short book is worth reading. It’s especially useful for writers and academics and details a system from 1960s Germany called the “slip-box." (“Every intellectual venture starts with a note.")

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"Women aren't the problem. Organizational practices are." Read our briefing of 'The No Club' by @Linda_C_Babcock, @BrendaPeyser, @lise_vesterlund and @LRWeingart. https://www.charterworks.com/no-club-book/

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In "Deeply Responsible Business" by Geoffrey Jones, Jones sets out to define what deeply responsible business practices and extract lessons from deeply responsible business people throuhgout history. Read Charter's book briefing for more: https://t.co/DYGzUCkVjl

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The latest book from the authors of 'Blue Ocean Strategy' is 'Beyond Disruption.' In it, Kim and Mauborgne "champion what they call 'nondisruptive creation,' businesses built outside of the boundaries of existing companies." https://t.co/85vX1cxqdS

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“Employers must see talent not just for what they can do, but who they are. You’ve got to make it clear that, in this role, your wellbeing matters as much as your performance" -@aprilrinne, author of FLUX: 8 Superpowers for Thriving in Constant Change https://t.co/wOEHStxVe1

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Lee Bollinger's "A Legacy of Discrimination," is "essentially a case for diversity in all of our institutions," writes Charter columnist @mitrakalita. Read her interview with Bollinger about his new book on the legacy of affirmative action in higher ed. https://t.co/hVnTuQCnMM

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A review of Michael Dell's "Play Nice But Win," a founder's memoir that aspires to the same level of drama as Phil Knight's "Shoe Dog" https://t.co/xJtzT2Rh0a

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"Their book is a useful reminder that new ideas are just as important in times of uncertainty and economic downturn, when our instincts are often to freeze, cut back, and protect." -@delaney on 'Ideaflow" by @stanforddschool's @jeremyutley https://t.co/Z1srYG3P19

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"Happier Hour is a research-based roadmap for how to organize your time more intentionally in order to be happier," writes Kevin Delaney on Happier Hour, by @uclaanderson's Cassie Holmes. https://t.co/08yNq4nBlX

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In this week's book briefing, we cover 'True North - Emerging Leader Edition,' a new book from @HarvardHBS professor @Bill_George and co-author Zach Clayton. Read our full briefing for key takeaways and quotes: https://t.co/ZpoXgXP8Su