What is Who about?
This practical guide presents a systematic approach to hiring the right talent for any organization. It introduces the ‘A Method,’ a step-by-step framework designed to improve recruitment processes by focusing on defining a clear job description, attracting candidates, and conducting effective interviews. The authors share insights and case studies, emphasizing the importance of proper hiring techniques to build high-performing teams and drive organizational success.
Who should read Who
- Hiring managers seeking effective recruitment strategies.
- Business leaders wanting to improve team performance.
- HR professionals enhancing their hiring processes.
What is First, Break All the Rules about?
This insightful guide explores the key practices of exceptional managers, challenging conventional wisdom about employee management and engagement. Based on in-depth research, it reveals that the best leaders focus on individual strengths rather than weaknesses, allowing teams to thrive. The authors provide actionable strategies and real-world examples, helping managers empower their employees, improve productivity, and cultivate a positive workplace culture.
Who should read First, Break All the Rules
- Managers seeking to improve team performance.
- HR professionals looking for effective management strategies.
- Leaders wanting to enhance employee engagement.
What is Work Rules! about?
This book offers a deep dive into the innovative practices and principles that drive Google's unique culture. It explores strategies for fostering creativity, engagement, and accountability in the workplace. Through insights and anecdotes, it reveals how to attract top talent, empower employees, and implement successful management techniques that can be applied beyond the tech giant, ultimately transforming leadership and personal productivity.
Who should read Work Rules!
- HR professionals seeking innovative management strategies.
- Leaders looking to enhance workplace culture and productivity.
- Employees wanting to understand effective organizational practices.
What is Equity about?
This book offers a comprehensive guide to creating equitable organizations that foster inclusivity and growth for all members. It explores the principles of equity in the workplace, providing strategies to dismantle systemic barriers and promote a culture of belonging. Through practical frameworks and real-world examples, it encourages leaders to design organizations where diverse voices are valued, ultimately leading to enhanced innovation and collective success.
Who should read Equity
- HR professionals seeking inclusive workplaces.
- Leaders aiming to promote diversity and equity.
- Students studying organizational behavior and inclusion.



