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Confidence by Rosabeth Moss Kanter (Hardcover, 2004)

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This hardback book titled "Confidence" by Rosabeth Moss Kanter is a valuable addition to any business professional's library. Published by Cornerstone in 2004, this book offers insightful ideas and practical strategies to build confidence in the workplace. With 416 pages, this textbook is a great resource for those interested in the subject of business confidence. The book is written in English, and the author's expertise in the field of business psychology is evident throughout. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to build their confidence in the workplace and achieve their professional goals.

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One of our most important public intellectuals' Richard North Patterson onfidence lies at the heart of civilization. Everything about an economy, a society, an organization or a team depends on it. Every step we take, every investment we make is based on whether we can trust ourselves, and others, to accomplish what has been promised. Confidence determines whether our steps are tiny and tentative or big and bold. sing new company case studies and new leaders taken from a survey (conducted by the author) of over 1000 companies, Rosabeth Moss Kanter identifies the patterns distinguishing the dynamics of failure and success in a variety of different arenas ranging from private organizations and businesses to high schools and governments. Key issues- The origins and consequences of confidence The dynamics of growth and decline and how success and failure become self-fulfilling prophecies The essential task of leaders which is to build, restore, or maintain confidence Praise for Rosabeth Moss Kanter- Harvard Business School Professor Kanter is the Eartha Kitt of change-management gurus. Just when you think the grand dame has taken her final bow, she comes bounding back