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|author=Elizabeth Fox and Martin le Comte
|title=The Ten Golden Rules of Leadership
|rating=5
|genre=Business and Finance
|summary=Would you like to know how to lead? I don't mean 'manage' with all its implications of 'managing a situation', but to be the person who is out there, in front, inspiring, developing and motivating those who follow you? Does it sound complicated and rather daunting? Do you wonder if you're really up to the job and whether or not you can cope? Are you perhaps ''worried'' about what you've taken on? You need some simple rules which will form the framework of your leadership and which will serve you well no matter ''what'' and ''who'' you are leading.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1788039149</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author= Paul Bright, Brian Sibley, Jeanne Willis, Kate Saunders and Mark Burgess
|summary=Robert Kyncl is the Chief Business Officer of YouTube. He has written an exceptionally interesting book about YouTube and his role within it. You don't have to be in your late 40s, or from Eastern Europe, to identify with his childhood recollections of a time when there was nothing on TV, and no other options for entertainment. It's amazing how far we've come – I still remember the hype around channel 5 appearing, and now I have more channels than I could ever watch on Sky and have both Netflix and Amazon Prime, and yet often choose the free (ignoring the adverts bit) alternative of YouTube instead. Kyncl actually worked at Netflix and ''regular'' television too, before coming over to YouTube, so he knows the industry well.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0753545926</amazonuk>
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