Book Recommendations

Written by njits-

3 months ago - 0 min read

Hello Everyone,

After reading and enjoying the Corporate Rebels book, i've purshased "Reinventing Organisations by Frederic Laloux".

If you know any other good books (dutch or english) about the same topic, please let me know!

Have a nice day,

S.

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Replies (3)

3 months ago

Good start I'd say ;).

Here's a list we made quite some time ago: https://corporate-rebels.com/resources

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Juergen

2 months ago

Recommend “The Fear-Free Organization” by Paul Brown, Joan Kingsley, Sue Paterson published with Kogan Page 2015

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2 months ago

adding a extract list of books which I read over the last months:
- The Fearless Organization - Amy C. Edmondson
- Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom and Responsibility
by Patty McCord
- FLOW - the classic work on how to achieve happiness - Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
- all books from Simon Sinek (including: start with why, find your why, leaders eat last, the infinite game)
- all books from Bodo Janssen (German Books: die stille revolution, ...)

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