Tim Phillips Knihy

Seriál Hra o trůny je globální fenomén, který přilákal rekordní sledovanost televizních diváků a získal obrovskou mezinárodní fanouškovskou základnu, a zároveň posbíral řadu nominací a ocenění. Jak by tento seriál plný draků, ledových monster a jiných mohl mít něco společného se světem byznysu a podnikání? V knize Hra o trůny ve světě podnikání nám její autoři, Tim Phillips a Rebecca Clare, fascinující a zároveň zábavnou formou poskytnou lekce leadershipu a managementu. Autoři berou konkrétní seriálový děj a jednání postav a ukazují, jak se můžeme poučit z jejich úspěchů (a častěji chyb), kterých se v seriálu dopouští. Tvoří paralely mezi seriálovým dějem a příklady ze světa byznysu a podnikání a ukazují, že seriál Hra o trůny není zdaleka jen zábavný program, ale také velmi poučný, a může pomoct všem, od řadových zaměstnanců až po vrcholné manažery, ať již pracují v malých soukromých firmách nebo nadnárodních korporacích.

Features early medieval pieces and examples of jewellery design. This book also features rings, brooches, pendants, earrings and tiaras.

This is a guide to the evolution of jewelry which offers a survey of the entire field. It traces developments from the Middle Ages to the present day and analyzes jewelry's changing fashions and the gems used in its production. The major jewelry houses are represented alongside unknown craftsmen.

Tells the story of the siege - of the toll that thirst, hunger and sleeplessness took on the hostages, of the bravery of those who dealt with the terrorists, such as the elderly headmistress of the school and the doctor who tried to relieve the suffering of the young children.

Humby and Terry Hunt, two major influences behind Tesco's spectacular transformation, and Tim Phillips, a leading business writer and broadcaster, present a compelling behind-the-scenes account of Tesco Clubcard--the successes, failures, and lessons learned.

Machiavelli based The Prince on his profound understanding of human nature. This short treatise on Renaissance statecraft and power has been controversial and inspiring since its first publication nearly 500 years ago. Machiavelli's analysis of the ways men seize, retain, and lose power represented the first expos of realpolitik and it has been used ever since as a handbook for manipulating events to one's own advantage. Here, Machiavelli's text is interpreted for the modern day world of business. Tim Phillips's interpretation of Machiavelli's work is not a substitute for the original; its pu.

Charts the development of Merseybeat, London R & B and the Provincial scene, covering 1,000 groups who emerged in the mid-sixties.

Tim Phillips has been a journalist for 20 years, and during that time he has been slowly driven crazy by bad spokespeople: the jargon, the evasiveness, the inability to make a point or to answer a direct question. Now that every company has a small army dedicated to communications, the problem seems to be getting worse. That's why we should stop thinking about spin and management, and start concentrating on talking like human beings. Is this possible? Talk Normal is an attempt to find out. Based on the author's blog, www.talknormal.co.uk it's full of excruciating examples of corporate jargon, and it will help you to steer a path to better communication, whilst coping with the worst excesses of management speak at work.

Tim Phillips casts a wry eye over the biggest business disasters of recent history to provide you with the inside story behind the news stories, from the collapse of Enron to the downfall of Woolworths, to understand why smart people make bad decisions.

First published in 1841, Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds is often cited as the best book ever written about market psychology. Author Charles Mackay chronicles many celebrated financial manias, or 'bubbles', which demonstrate his assertion that "every age has its peculiar folly; some scheme, project, or fantasy into which it plunges, spurred on by the love of gain, the necessity of excitement, or the mere force of imitation." This still holds fast today! Among the alleged 'bubbles' described by Mackay is the infamous Dutch tulip mania, the South Sea Company bubble and the Mississippi Company bubble. And what do bubbles do? Why they burst of course. Tim Phillips's interpretation of Mackay's work is not a substitute for the original; its purpose is simply to illustrate the timeless nature of these inspirational insights by bringing them to life through modern business and political case studies. This brilliant interpretation of Extraordinary Popular Delusions... is an entertaining accompaniment to one of the most famous books ever written.