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Talent

by Tom Peters · 2005

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Management writer Tom Peters returns with a set of four small, pocket-sized volumes drawn from his earlier bestseller Re-Imagine! Each short book turns the broader ideas of that work toward a single concern: leadership, innovation, design, or the role of women in business. Peters writes in a blunt, energetic voice, urging managers to rethink how they lead teams and bring new ideas to market. The set is aimed at people who want practical inspiration rather than long theory, and each volume can be read on its own. Together they make a compact guide for anyone seeking to build more creative, forward-looking organisations.

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