This list is the top 12 most requested books in the Plarium Krasnodar library over the past year.
In general access in the Krasnodar studio Plarium is more than 200 professional and business publications. They are divided into categories: artbooks, art, marketing, management, programming and copywriting. What is most in demand? Books on management. But not only managers take them: in this category there is a lot of literature for self-development, books on stress tolerance, time management, etc.
The preferences of our employees are easy to explain. Most of the guys come to us to work with a decent store of knowledge, developed hard-skills. They read highly specialized books at one time, and now they are sitting on specialized sites.
You might think that the library simply does not have the necessary literature, they say that they buy it, then the staff read it. But the library is mainly formed just on the basis of the wishes of the guys. With a certain frequency, the office manager collects and processes departments' applications, makes a list, and books are acquired. It turns out that the development of soft skills is really a priority for many.
If you are aiming for the same, take a look at our selection. We hope you like something. So, a list of the best management books according to Plarium Krasnodar.
- Seven skills of highly effective people. Powerful Personal Development Tools (Stephen Covey)
The book is about a systematic approach to determining life goals and priorities, about how to achieve these goals and become better. - Life at full power. Energy management is the key to high performance, health and happiness (Jim Loer and Tony Schwartz)
The purpose of the book is to help the reader learn how to work efficiently, find hidden sources of energy, maintain excellent physical shape, optimal emotional state, performance and flexibility of the mind. - Forever tired. How To Deal With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (Jacob Teitelbaum)
Are you tired of getting tired? Feel that there’s not enough strength for anything since the morning? Do you want to always be in good shape? The book is for you. - Willpower. How to develop and strengthen (Kelly McGonigal)
Replacing bad habits with useful ones, stop putting things off for later, learn how to focus and deal with stress - all this will be a little easier if you read Kelly McGonigal's book. - I see what you think (Joe Navarro, Marvino Carlins)
Navarro, a former FBI agent and expert in the field of non-verbal communication, teaches readers to instantly “scan” an interlocutor, decipher subtle signals in his behavior, recognize hidden emotions and see the slightest signs of lies. - Time drive. How to manage to live and work (Gleb Arkhangelsk)
A book on time management that answers the questions of those who want to do more. Advice is given on organizing the work process and rest, on motivation and goal-setting, planning, prioritization, effective reading, etc. - 45 manager tattoos. The rules of the Russian leader (Maxim Batyrev)
How to relate to colleagues, how to act in certain situations - a set of principles that should be followed if you want to achieve success. - Source of energy. How to turn on the hidden reserves of the body and stay awake all day (Daniel Brownie)
About how to achieve your desired goals and at the same time spend time with your family, relax and play sports. - Presentation mastery. How to create presentations that can change the world (Alexey Kapterev)
Under the cover of this book are tools and instructions in order to perfect all aspects of your presentation (structure, drama, infographics, design and speaking technique), become an excellent speaker and achieve maximum results using presentations. - How to make friends and influence people (Dale Carnegie)
The title speaks for itself. - Introverts. How to use your character traits (Susan Kane)
Realizing your talents and ambitions, being an introvert, influencing people, leading them and guiding them while maintaining your personal space, is possible. Want some details? Check out Susan Kane. - Psychology of emotions (Paul Ekman)
Recognizing emotions, evaluating them, correcting them is what the author of this book teaches us.
And what would you add to our list? What would be advised to read? We will be grateful for the recommendations in the comments.