The Wharton School Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Profs. @Terwiesch and @KTUlrich discuss their new book, #TheInnovationTournamentHandbook, a how-to manual for generating winning ideas and solutions in any organization: https://t.co/IBmEOyTdwe 📝: @WhartonPress, @WhartonKnows https://t.co/cwmvk7fGWG

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In March 2020, @HeyLauraGao (W'18) – who immigrated to Texas from Wuhan, China – published "The Wuhan I Know," a comic highlighting the city's culture, history & people. Learn how the viral work inspired "Messy Roots," her debut graphic memoir ⤵️ #AAPIHM https://whr.tn/36rAVdG

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⏰ TODAY at 11:30 AM ET, Prof. @J1Berger joins Prof. @FaderP to discuss his recent book, “The #Catalyst: How to Change Anyone’s Mind,” in the latest @WhartonPress Meet the Authors event. Tune in here: http://whr.tn/3r3jt4p https://t.co/EO0hit8AaB

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“Small business owners have interesting insights to share that can be helpful to other businesses," says @JackieReses (W'92), author of the new book #SelfMadeBoss. In that spirit, she connected with the father-son duo running famed @Penn bar Smokey Joe's. https://whr.tn/3PsrITX

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Prof. @faderp’s new book, #TheCustomerBaseAudit, helps leaders gain a fundamental understanding of their customers’ buying behavior―and thus their company as a whole. Read more about the book, which is now out on @WhartonPress: https://t.co/LjQisZeyku

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Making “bite-size” versions of commitments can help you achieve your long-term goals, says Prof. @katy_milkman, author of the new book #HowToChange. She shared more learnings during the most recent @WhartonPress “Meet the Authors” event: https://whr.tn/3v7QwpW https://t.co/VqRGTdriEk

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With the release of an updated edition of his classic book, “Stocks for the Long Run,” emeritus finance professor Jeremy Siegel reflects on his career, the stock market, and his time at Wharton: https://t.co/RuvEdLD6r1 📝: @whartonmagazine https://t.co/v4vBtlfit4

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Being a great manager is simpler than you think, according to a new book by #WEMBA alum Russ Laraway (WG’05, @ral1). He explains his journey to writing @TheyWinYouWin, featuring a leadership philosophy informed by Wharton Prof. Michael Useem's teaching: https://t.co/LYILBAhJZz https://t.co/Ppf15p33jW

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In her new book, Prof. Rachel Pacheco shares skills, along with research, data, anecdotes, and how-to-exercises to help employees become expert managers. Read an excerpt from "Bringing Up the Boss: Practical Lessons for New Managers" in @Penn_Today ⬇️ https://whr.tn/3wPg4bn