Tag: Famous Books

Overview:

The book Perspectives in Business Ethics provides a basic foundation on the ethical thought followed by a variety of people and clarifies the difficult dilemmas that everyone faces both professionally and personally. This book encourages the readers to critically evaluate their perspectives on their personal ethical theory.

The author Hartman offers contemporary topics and contexts on the different business perspectives that will energize the Instructors and Business Leaders to take classroom trainings and meetings.  The book also covers topics like international workers rights, PETA’s controversial anti-milk campaign, corporate citizenship and many more.

Authors:

Laura Pincus Hartman

Published In:

1997

Overview:

This book is authored by Robert K. Greenleaf, the former AT&T Executive and the one who coined the term Servant Leadership 30 years ago. This book emphasizes on the Servant Leadership – presently an emerging Leadership Approach, and the one which puts on people serving each other, including employees, company, and customers.

This book is a collection of Greenleaf’s 8 essays on Servant-Leadership, and deep insights on the practices of Servant-Leadership and continual refinement of the same. Additionally, there are several essays focused on the issues related to the spirit in performing work, commitment to the vision and completeness of project goals.

You will learn:

• How to develop Servant-Leadership in employees
• Leadership challenges that we face today
• Important aspects of the emerging Leadership Paradigms

Authors:

Robert K. Greenleaf

Published In:

1998