Customer Review: I recently finished reading this book as part of a college course. I think this is a great book for anyone who is taking a business communication class or for anyone who wants to improve their skills in the workplace. It was easy to follow and, unlike most textbooks, was interesting to read. There... more info
Customer Review: The book is a used book as expected.
But worse than expected is the quality.
THe cover start to detach from edge of book after I start to read it in 3 days.
The original seller told me this is his own copy so there is no way to exchange for a better copy.
Does it mean I get... more info
Customer Review: This was a book that was assigned for class and its a good book. Supposedly the authors are the best in their field and know what they are talking about. I find that lots of things in the book doesnt really apply to me though. If you want to see how things are like from the employers point of view... more info
Customer Review: I've found this book to be a good resource and insight into the mechanics of communication. Many fine examples that can be modified and put to use in a myriad of situations.
Customer Review: My reason for purchasing this book was for a class and I swore I would sell it since I paid so much for it and thought I'd never use it again. However, after reading for my scheduled assignments, there is so much information in this text that can be used for day to day life, especially in the... more info
Customer Review: This brilliant book is a sociological study of the modern business school, an ill-understood institution that has had a profound impact on the world's economy. Insider Rakesh Khurana, a professor at Harvard, begins in the late 19th century, when B-schools were born into a burgeoning America. Wharton... more info
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