corporate culture

Douglas Edwards offers an inside look at what it was like to be a part of Google in the company's early years, describing the company's unconventional methods and culture.

Robert Harbert is Executive Vice President of a successful corporation, and when he falls in love with assistant, he risks everything to pursue the relationship.

Discusses how to make the workplace more engaging, with anecdotes from workers who have incorporated the author's tenets in their companies and end-of-chapter summaries of various principles designed to diminish difficulties encountered by people in service-oriented professions.

Collects eighteen essays that provide varying perspectives on issues concerning corporate social responsibility, debating what it is, how corporations have been impacted by environmental concerns, protection of human rights, and facts that influence corporations to be more responsible.

An etiquette guide to doing business in sixty countries, with information on background, cultural orientation, business practices and protocol for each listing.

Chronicles the life of Steve Jobs, focusing on the contributions his company has made in the world of computer technology.

Anne Firth Murray encourages readers to turn their visions of a better world into reality, drawing on her own experiences as founder of The Global Fund for Women to offer advice on how people can encourage change and fulfill their dreams.