Wharton Professor and LinkedIn Influencer Adam Grant, has released an article stating some books around the theme of work and psychology. In his opinion, these authors are offering real data rather than merely stating their opinions:

1) Presence - Amy Cuddy
She builds on her extremely popular TED talk which is related to power posing. She goes on to talk about how we can achieve greater success by changing the way we pose ourselves.

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2) Unfinished Business- Anne-Marie Slaughter
Anne-Marie Slaughter was the first woman to direct policy planning at the US State Department, she ignited a national debate on why women still can't have it all.

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3) Superforecasting- Philip Tetlock and Dan Gardner
Find out how a farmer is more successful at anticipating major world events than experienced political and intelligence experts. It even goes on to explain how we can all hone our skills and become smarter and wiser.

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