Practical guide to leadership development.

From: Training Media Review | Date: July 1, 2005| Author: Bryce, Deanne | Copyright information

Best Practices in Leadership Development and Organization Change by Louis Carter, David Ulrich, and Marshall Goldsmith, print, 2005, 512 pp., Pfeiffer/Wiley (800-274-4434, www.pfeiffer.com), $75.

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