HBR at 100 by Harvard Business Review

HBR at 100 by Harvard Business Review

A hundred years of Harvard Business Review, and the editors selected the articles that actually changed how organisations are run rather than the ones that were merely popular at the time.

Included are Drucker on managing oneself, Porter's five forces, Kotter on why transformation efforts fail, Christensen on disruptive technologies, Goleman on emotional intelligence, Kim and Mauborgne on blue oceans, and the pieces on psychological safety and remote work that reshaped the last decade. Each carries a short note on why it mattered.

A single-volume history of modern management thinking, and the best HBR collection to own.

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✅ Premium Quality Books.

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✅ Matt cover (Paperback)