TCII :: Management Consultants

• About us
  • Our consultants
  • Mission statement
  • Our values
  • Working with us
  • Why we are different
  • Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Global Code of Conduct
  • Green Policy
  • Careers
• How we can help
  • Business and Strategic Planning
  • Business Turnaround Outsourcing Cost Reduction
  • Organisational Development & Employee Retention
  • Acquisitions, Mergers, Post-Acquisition Integration
  • International Trade and Distribution
  • Succession Planning
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Investment Analysis
  • Business and Environmental Sustainability
  • Sourcing Key People
  • Non executive Director
  • Board-level Mentoring
• Our clients
  • Our Clients and Partners
  • Market sectors
  • Case Studies
  • What our clients say
• Useful resources
  • Best Practice White Papers
  • Best Practice Snapshots
  • Newsletters
  • TCii news
  • Press cuttings
  • Press room
  • TCii brochure
  • Guest Articles
  • Case Studies
  • Press Releases
  • Published Articles
  • Video / Audio
  • Quotes
  • Book of the month
  • Partners
  • Links
  • FAQs
• Presentations/workshops
  • Presentations, Workshops and Seminars
  • Speaker Profiles
• Contact
• Home
• Login

February 2011

Tactics: The Art and Science of Success
by Edward de Bono

Summary

What does it take to succeed in today’s competitive world? Is it luck? Talent? Why do some people emerge as successful while others – who seem to work just as hard – never make it? Are special skills required?

Tactics is based upon 50 interviews conducted for the book with men and women who have been outstandingly successful in a variety of fields. With his usual perceptiveness, Edward de Bono, one of the great revolutionary thinkers of our time, analyses their different paths to success, revealing that underneath their different styles and their greatly different personal qualities are a small number of characteristics that are common to all successful people.

Previous books of the month >>