HBR's 10 Must Reads Ultimate Boxed Set (14 Books) Product Bundle – September 5, 2017

I have my Masters in Organizational Leadership. We often utilized white papers from Harvard Business Review. While I purchase relevant business books and utilize online content, I also like to keep up with the business world through the eyes of HBR contributors. Wanting to share my admiration of this type of material with my husband as he navigates the managerial world, I often point him in the direction of Harvard Business Review. I bought him this boxed set as a great way to become more familiar with the offerings from HBR, and to be able to add to his education and apply it in real time scenarios. The books have several thought pieces, written in a concise manner. The information can be read in chunks, out of order, and at ones whim without feeling like they will lose the gist if they put it down for awhile. Great for someone who is busy, who may not be much of a reader (yet still wants to learn), or simply wants to keep fresh in business thinking. I figure if my husband likes these books and finds benefit from them, then I will continue to add to the collection. Though I may do so anyway for my own edification.These are also excellent as jumping off points for further study. You will learn names, ideas, and resources that are relevant to what you want to delve deeper into.

And invaluable set for anyone getting into management or leadership positions. Each book is actually a collection of independent articles centered around a common theme. This is a very efficient style, as you can read chapters al a carte.

Came in great condition have not finished reading all however looking forward to it

Excellent set of business books

Nice articles to read while traveling to and fro from work.

Very useful series

Dated content. As an example there is a lengthy section on newspaper advertisements etc. There's far better up to date material available to expand your toolbox.

This book is crashing my app on iPad and iPhone. Would be great for the product manager to take a look here because it’s actually crashing the entire app every time I try to open it. None of the other books do this so there’s both a problem with the content and with the exception handling in the app. Is this bug a know bug?