Work Rules!
by Laszlo Bock · Laszlo Bock
Google's former head of People Operations explains the company's hiring, performance management, compensation and culture practices, drawing on internal data and behavioural research. Readers can judge which people-management practices are evidence-backed and adapt them to smaller organisations.
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