May Publicity Update From Harvard Business Review

All Work Smart Series Titles are Available in Paperback Format

All Titles have World Rights and are $22.00 USD

9781647825409 | Hardcover

World Rights | $35.00 USD

-May 10th Publishers Weekly review: “Thought-provoking…Carlsson-Szlezak and Swartz demonstrate a welcome recognition of the shortcomings of traditional economic models…. this is a stimulating primer on how business leaders can keep abreast of changing economic tides.”

-"Shocks, Crises, and False Alarms brings great clarity to the macroeconomic realities leaders need to understand . . . This book helped ground my thinking and understanding of global uncertainties." — Miki Tsusaka, President, Microsoft Japan

9781647823436 | Hardcover

World Rights | $32.00 USD

-April 15th Extraordinary Business Book (UK) podcast interview: "Insightful, challenging, practical and energizing"

-April 15th PM World Journal review: "All project managers can benefit from having this in their library. I would include business leadership and entrepreneurs as well. “Stakeholder” is a complicated topic and having a book like this to remind us who those are is important in improving an ethical business environment."

-April 17th IEDP article: "Taylor points out that companies too often use superficial quantitative metrics on diversity and other ESG factors to bolster their reputations, and that the true benefits of diversity can only be found if it leads to genuine organizational learning. An open, trusting, and communicative organization, where diverse voices are heard and their opinions heeded, can benefit from diversity. When this is not the case diversity can become a mere box-ticking exercise based on numbers alone.”

-April 17th TED 2024: Author Alison Taylor was a featured speaker

- May 1st The Remarkable Leadership Podcast interview

-May 8th McKinsey Author Talks interview

- Featured in May 9th Business Insider article