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Daniel Goleman goes into detail providing an extensive theory and explanation of human behavior, emotional intelligence and how to interpret emotions, identifying the five major components of emotional intelligence.
The author is a professor of behavioral economics and seeks to reveal the hidden forces that shape our decisions, including some of the reactive causes of the 2008 financial crisis.
In the book Emotional Intelligence 2.0, authors Travis Bradberry & Jean Greaves explore the well-known topic of emotional intelligence (EQ) and its vital role in people’s success.
In the book The Experience-Centric Organization: How to Win Through Customer Experience, author Simon Clatworthy provides an in-depth guide of the organizational evolution of experience-centric business models.
In the book The Experience-Centric Organization: How to Win Through Customer Experience, author Simon Clatworthy provides an in-depth guide of the organizational evolution of experience-centric business models.
This book explores game-based marketing, discussing its implementation in various industries. Visiting the mashup of business and games, they pen a compelling introduction to the world of game-based marketing.
In CRM at the Speed of Light, the author seeks to address all the changes that have occurred since the previous edition as a result of technology and social media.
The authors argue that games will change how all of us work – for anyone convinced that engagement is a key ingredient of the future of work, they believe games are the definitive model.
Call of the Mall focuses the concepts found in Paco’s book, Why We Buy, and applies them to the realm of shopping malls, taking in the customer’s perspective.
Call of the Mall focuses the concepts found in Paco’s book, Why We Buy, and applies them to the realm of shopping malls, taking in the customer’s perspective.
Given that games and gaming occupy more and more of people’s time, this book provides much-needed insight into why people play games and how games stimulate both gamers and non-gamers.
This book provides a good follow-up to The Ultimate Question (Reichheld, 2006) for better understanding how to apply the NPS (Net Promoter Score) discipline in practice.
In their follow-up to such seminal works as The Experience Economy (see Senteo review), Gilmore and Pine focus on the challenge of how to get and keep profitable customers.