High Potential: How To Spot, Manage And Develop Talented People At Work Macrae, Ian; Furnham, 2 Adrian And Reed, Martin

Though I have not read the first edition, but this is a must buy book for those who want to be the part of real world. This will surely guide our mind into how to be more Crystal clear on your objective and How we can get rid of unnecessary things and thought.Guys these days there are so many variaty of thought and emotion are affecting people's life, This is the book which will do the segregation part and make you understand that what is seriously required and what not.

This book was incredibly insightful and thorough. I DEFINITELY reccomend this read to anyone interested in understanding the depth of what is Leadership Potential.

I have a fashion and arts background and wouldn't consider myself particularly psychologically or business minded, but this was an insightful read.For me this was for personal understanding rather than managerial, but I would very much like to pass this on to every manger I have ever come across, as they could definitely learn a thing or two.Case studies from not just successful leaders but also industry professionals.Some harsh realities addressed with scientific study and many common myths busted.Written so anyone, in any position, time or place could pick it up and learn something about themselves or what they do.I can't help but feel the job market, or any institution, would be fundamentally changed for the better if everyone was aware of the issues addressed in this book.

Came in good shape and nothing to complain about.

When Prof Cary Cooper says 'this is great', you had better believe him. This account of people in the work place is written for these very people, in clear, fluent language, is engaging, vivid and appropriate. This is psychology for using in your life. Buy it!

Excellent book. Highly recommend. Very easy read!