Christ-Centered Leadership : Thriving in Business by Putting God in Charge

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Summary: refreshingly positive view of business
Review: Mr. Pascarella is able, in this book to let the working man and woman know that there are people setting atop large corporations who not only live their lives according to sound,ethical principles, but also conduct business according to the Golden Rule. The book is written in an interesting and easily understood format. Thank you Perry for the reasearch and the work...

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Summary: Overly wordy, minimally encouraging
Review: The author states that the purpose is to encourage the readers by showing what current, high-level, Christian leaders are doing (p. xii). However, there is much more about his own thoughts than on what others are doing. And his thoughts are so boringly basic. In fact, I found it very hard to stay awake while reading this book. I am presuming that someone reading this has a (relatively) clear view of Christ in that it's the first word of the title. If you can't figure out on your own that Christ would value people, then read this book. Otherwise, move on to something more helpful, inspiring, or convicting.

Rating:
Summary: Overly wordy, minimally encouraging
Review: The author states that the purpose is to encourage the readers by showing what current, high-level, Christian leaders are doing (p. xii). However, there is much more about his own thoughts than on what others are doing. And his thoughts are so boringly basic. In fact, I found it very hard to stay awake while reading this book. I am presuming that someone reading this has a (relatively) clear view of Christ in that it's the first word of the title. If you can't figure out on your own that Christ would value people, then read this book. Otherwise, move on to something more helpful, inspiring, or convicting.