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Management Lessons from Movies: 100 Management Tips from World Cinema

Management Lessons from Movies: 100 Management Tips from World Cinema

Paperback

Film Guides & Reference

ISBN10: 1946515272
ISBN13: 9781946515278
Publisher: Notion Press, Inc
Published: Jan 7 2017
Pages: 152
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Cinema is often a bold reflection of the world we live in. It speaks for the voiceless, aspires for the meek and brings hope to the despairing. Cinema is all encompassing, cinema is liberating! Wouldn't a medium as powerful as this, definitely have a lesson or two for management professionals as well? Ever wondered how Sidney Lumet's '12 Angry Men' can be linked to performance appraisals? What can Mickey and Malory from the controversial 'Natural Born Killers' teach young management professionals? What links the movie 'Boyhood' and 'Business Continuity Planning'? Management Lessons from Movies is your concise, easy-to-read book of movies and principles in management.

The book unveils 100 management thoughts and covers 200 must watch movies. Explained through movies, the management concepts unearthed are sure to last with you for a long time! This book is definitely a must-have in your library!

A simple but effective concept to tie in movies and management lessons - as a movie buff and a CEO this book resonated with me totally! A must-read book for both movie lovers and management aspirants alike. Kudos to Gokul

Girish Ramdas, CEO, Magzter Inc. New York

I strongly believe the kind of films one watch has the potential to change one's personality, thought process, life style, etc. Gokul's book, emphasizes this fact in style. The list of films he has introduced and the management lessons he inferred from them are really interesting to read and also gives a strong motive to watch those films.

Karthik Subbaraj, Filmmaker

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