This is an excellent resource for women who are just starting out in management and don't know what to expect or how to act in that capacity. The "letters-from-your-mom" format makes it a quick and easy read, yet packed with useful knowledge, insight, and foresight. Even though this book is out-of-print, it is well worth the wait. The author, Eliza G. C. Collins, has a warm and compassionate writing style, and is not overbearing or dogmatic in her approach. Ms. Collins has done a great job of identifying the thoughts of women executives and aiding them in their quest for excellence.

I really enjoyed this American mystery set in Boston and the surrounding area, and was disappointed to find that the are no other mysteries listed for the author. The information on art, auctions and art galleries was interesting, the settings realistic, and the characters both fascinating and believable. The plot moved right along, and while the identity of the murderer came as a surprise, it made sense. I hope Ms. Collins picks her pen back up.

There are 8 sides of tape. Yet there is no Table of Contents and the tapes are not organized by topic. You need to listen to them as though they comprised a novel. It is so difficult to navigate to the topics you wish to listen that these tapes are a waste of time and money.

Comprehensive review of business and management practices. I enjoyed listening to it.

Best preparation for your first year and great over view of the core subjects by the top professors. A must have for MBA candidates and a great referesher for MBA's.