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Managing performance to maximize results

Harvard Business School

2007

Corporate culture and performance

John P. Kotter

1992

Gender and Aesthetics

Carolyn Korsmeyer

2004

The employee performance handbook

Marjorie Mader-Clark

2016

Ecomusicology

Mark Pedelty

2012

Sportbike performance handbook

Kevin Cameron

1998

The inner game of music

Barry Green

1986

Expectations and actions

Norman T. Feather

1982

Managing and measuring social enterprises

Rob Paton

2002

On the mall

Richard Price, Sally Price

1995

Getting work done

HBR

2014

Pianos and Keyboards

Anita Ganeri

2011

Understanding the high performance workplace

Mark J. Martinko, Rebecca J. Bennett, Neal M. Ashkanasy

2016

Peak performance every time

Simon Hartley

2012

The Car Hacker's Handbook

Smith, Craig (Reverse engineer)

2016

The complete idiot's guide to customizing your ride

Tom Benford, Andy Goodman

2007

After the golden age

Kenneth Hamilton (instrumentalist)

2007

Managing performance through training and development

Alan M. Saks

2004

Reaching the Top

Zig Ziglar

1997

Manage your day-to-day

Scott Belsky, Jocelyn K. Glei

2013 ★ 3.6

Conversations for change

Shawn Kent Hayashi

2011

So smart but--

Allen Weiner

2007

Painting the cannon's roar

Thomas Tolley

2001

Orchestral performance practices in the nineteenth century

Daniel J. Koury

1986

Performing identity/performing culture

Greg Dimitriadis

2001

Song of Middle C

Alison McGhee

2009

Cultural differences and improving performance

Bryan Hopkins

2009

Execution

Larry Bossidy, Ram Charan

2002 ★ 3.7

Piano Notes

Charles Rosen

2002

Unleashing Leadership

John Hoover

2005

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