1. 12 Reads series

12Reads series is a set of very classic business management books, and leadership covers all aspects of organizational management and self-management such as enterprise strategy, marketing, human resources and leadership. If you have time, it is very recommended to read the whole series of 12Reads, rather than just one of them. No matter what industry or development stage the enterprise is in, and what kind of management ability foundation, education or training you have as a leader and manager, 12Reads series management training materials will bring great changes to you and your enterprise.

2. The Thief's Nest

The book Thief's Nest reveals that the "four donkey kong" on Wall Street-Michael milken, Ivan Buschi, Martin Siegel and Dennis Levin-used inside information, a large amount of debts, threats and deception to have sex in the financial market, breached the contract and operated billions of dollars of transactions, which made a large number of innocent companies and individual investors bankrupt and finally committed crimes.

3. The Innovator's Dilemma

One of the p>21 most influential business books in the 21th century, the "Global Business Book Award" for the best business publication, and so on. The Innovator's Dilemma analyzes the innovation modes of computer, automobile, steel and other industries, and pointedly points out that good management is the cause of the decline of these enterprises. Through the experience and lessons of the success or failure of some leading companies in the industry, the book puts forward some principles to seize the phenomenon of subversive innovation, aiming at helping managers see the changes they are experiencing or will experience, and guiding them to face them positively and succeed.

4. Too Big to Fail

Through vivid scene descriptions, this book objectively and in detail shows the readers the life of the major regulatory agencies and investment banks in the United States after the financial crisis. In this work, you can see how Lehman cut its own path step by step, how regulators make choices under the fetters of "political correctness", and how major investment banks strive to protect themselves in an environment where everyone is in danger. Unprecedented interviews and undisclosed inside information about Wall Street's decision-making reveal how the American economic depression developed into a global financial crisis, and reproduce the reactions from banks to governments to the whole United States at the first scene of the financial crisis.

5. The Liar's Poker

The Liar's Poker is a casual game played by financiers on Wall Street, and those who are best at deceiving others and practicing psychological fraud win. Michael lewis used it as a metaphor to describe his four years' working experience in salomon brothers Company, one of the largest investment banks on Wall Street-from unexpected employment and training to becoming a star trader who can mobilize millions of dollars with just one phone call. In the book, Lewis narrated many unknown skills, tricks and means in the investment world of Wall Street, and revealed how he understood the ups and downs of Wall Street and gradually grasped the investment trend, so that readers had an empathetic experience.

6. Smart Investor

"The best book on investment ever." -Warren Buffett

"It completely conveys the basic principles contained in Graham's great success and popular investment method." -money magazine

"Graham is as important to investment as Euclid is to geometry and Darwin is to biological evolution." -new york Securities Analysis Association

"Graham's thought will always be the cornerstone of rational investment from now until 111 years later." -Warren Buffett

If you only read one treatise on investment in your life, it is undoubtedly the Smart Investor. -Comments of Fortune, a famous financial magazine

7. Black Swan

In life, randomness can be seen everywhere, as well as in the capital market. People always explain unpredictable events with their limited life experience and fragile beliefs; Even professionals who are good at calculation can't be fooled by randomness. In fact, what we should do is to adapt to this unknown future. This book will teach you to change your way of thinking, grasp the opportunity brought by the black swan, and take countermeasures to benefit from it. This book will change our views on the world, humanity and money.

8. Buffett's Letter to Shareholders

Of course, Buffett has not written any books, but he writes a letter to shareholders in Berkshire Hathaway's annual report every year, summarizing the success or failure in the past year. These letters cover a wide range from selecting managers, choosing investment targets, evaluating companies, and effectively using financial information. However, before Lawrence Cunningham, an American law professor, organized these specific themes of aid into a cost book, the ideas contained in these letters did not attract widespread attention. Buffett himself thinks that this book is better than any biography about him so far. If he wants to pick a book to read, it must be this one.

9. The smartest person in the room

At the end of p>2111, Enron, an energy giant in Houston, suddenly collapsed in its heyday, which triggered the domino effect of scandals in American companies. Enron, once known as "the greatest company in the world", has now become a label to record all the mistakes made by American companies. Enron's bankruptcy not only marks the demise of a company, but also the end of an era.

11. The King of Finance

This is a book that introduces the group portraits of international financial leaders in the Great Depression. This book tells the story of how the governments and central banks of Europe and the United States rebuilt the financial system according to the arrangement of the Paris Peace Conference after the First World War, which triggered the worldwide "Great Depression" in the 1931s. The book revolves around the central bank governors of four major developed countries: Britain, the United States, Germany and France. They hold heavy power and try to rebuild the prosperity of the world. And distinctive personality, many people are blind and confident, and finally hate the battlefield, pushing the world into the abyss of the financial crisis. This book has a unique angle, not only as a beautiful biography, but also as a fascinating plot; Another example is an economic and financial history with a unique perspective.

11. "From Excellence to Excellence"

"From Excellence to Excellence" depicts the grand blueprint for excellent companies to achieve a leap to Excellence. The company from excellent to excellent has nothing to do with whether the industry it is engaged in is in the trend. In fact, even an enterprise engaged in traditional industries, even if it is unknown at first, may be excellent. Collins put forward a set of viewpoints, "As long as they are adopted and seriously implemented, almost all companies can greatly improve their operating conditions and may even become excellent companies".

12. Rescue Wall Street

An overview of long-term capital management companies: clear, interesting and informative. The characteristics are: the narrative is full of drama; The analysis of the financial world is in place; The content involved is very complicated. Behind the story of the long-term capital management company described in this book, there are many very serious problems related to mathematics, statistics and social situations. Most importantly, this book depicts a group portrait of financial culture: in fact, it is a group of very ordinary people who control an absolutely unusual large sum of money.

13. Lean Entrepreneurship

We are in an unprecedented era of global entrepreneurship prosperity, but countless startup companies have ended in gloom and ended in failure. For start-ups, the traditional management thinking is not applicable, so a new generation of entrepreneurs need to find new ideas to establish successful enterprises. Lean entrepreneurship represents a new method of continuous innovation, which originates from the concept of "lean production" and advocates enterprises to carry out "confirmatory learning". First, they introduce minimalist prototype products to the market, and then, through continuous experiments and learning, they can verify whether the products meet the needs of users with minimum cost and in an effective way, and iteratively optimize the products and flexibly adjust the direction. This model is not only aimed at garage entrepreneurs, but also applicable to new businesses within the world's largest enterprises.

14. Thinking, Fast and Slow

In the book, Kahneman will lead us to experience the ultimate journey of thinking. He believes that our brains have two ways to make decisions: fast and slow. The commonly used unconscious "system 1" relies on emotion, memory and experience to make quick judgments. It is well-informed and enables us to respond quickly to the present situation. However, System 1 is also easy to be fooled. It sticks to the principle of "seeing is truth" and allows illusions such as loss aversion and optimistic prejudice to guide us to make wrong choices. Conscious "System 2" analyzes and solves problems and makes decisions by mobilizing attention. It is slow and not easy to make mistakes, but it is lazy and often takes shortcuts and directly adopts the intuitive judgment results of System 1.