Books from Singapore Publishers

If you're feeling the pace of change at work is daunting, "100 Great Handling Rapid Change Ideas" could be your anchor. Peter Shaw has packed this book with actionable advice, enabling you to lead with assurance. It’s like your quick-reference guide to staying afloat and thriving in the sea of workplace transformation.

Considering a career change can be daunting, but "Career Crossroads" by Adrian Choo acts like a compass for those moments. Whether you're graduating, in your prime working years, or approaching a later stage in your career, Choo's book breaks down concrete steps and strategies. It helps demystify the complexities of the job market and personal career planning, making it an essential tool to plan, pivot, and pursue career fulfillment, irrespective of where you currently stand in your professional journey.

"Sharkonomics" dives into the fierce world of business competition with a predatory twist. If you're someone who's fascinated by nature’s raw competitiveness and wants to apply these principles to your business strategies, this book's shark-inspired insights can empower you to make bold moves and outmaneuver the competition. It's perfect for helping you think differently about market dominance and business growth.

This book would be a great read for entrepreneurs who are looking for a daily dose of inspiration and ideas to keep their business moving forward. The book is packed with a wide range of business ideas and tips that are presented in an easy-to-understand manner, making it easy for readers to put the insights into action. The book is designed to help entrepreneurs and business owners through every stage of their journey, from starting up to managing growth and reducing costs.

This is the true story of a boy with a simple dream—to become a man. But he fell and became a dropout of school, friends, life, himself. But with the helping hand of a teacher, he turned his life around, found friends and love, and fulfilled his dream. This is the story of how that boy went from dropout to millionaire Princeton PhD. Expelled from four junior colleges (he was labelled ‘subnormal’ and not academically inclined), Kaiwen Leong sat for the A level examinations as a private candidate while experimenting with Internet websites to try his hand at entrepreneurship. He studied hard and did well enough to be admitted to Boston University in the US where he graduated with two bachelors and two masters degrees in economics and mathematics in four years. And then he went on to obtain postgraduate degrees at Princeton University. He is a member of America’s most prestigious academic societies and has published research papers on economics, mathematics and physics. Today he lectures at Nanyang Techonological University and is an economist at Spring Singapore. Find out how Dr Leong picked up his life.