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The 20 best business audiobooks to launch your next career move

With so many ways to make your next business move, it can often be overwhelming. We break down the best business audiobooks to save you time and get you started.

From thought leadership pieces on productivity to in-depth programs for organizing your team and inspiring innovation, there are numerous areas you can develop in your career. And whether you want to build your own business or are just looking to develop interpersonal skills, there are so many resources for business advice that it can be overwhelming. But these business audiobooks keep it simple and to the point, drawing your attention in with relevant anecdotes and helpful examples. Here are the best 20 business audiobooks to help level up your career.

The 4 Disciplines of Execution

The 4 Disciplines of Execution , commonly referred to as 4DX, was designed by Sean Covey and the FranklinCovey organization to help leaders take plans from ideas to execution. Each discipline is key to your success and built upon timeless practices. Take, for example, the idea of a Wildly Important Goal, or WIG—a goal so important that if it isn’t met, no other goals matter. Clear and easy-to-remember terminology like this makes each principle stick and simple to grasp. Performed by the authors, this listen sounds like you’re attending a conference hosted by experts, adding an element of discourse and discussion that keeps your attention the entire way through.

Smarter Faster Better

You may know Charles Duhigg for his first work, The Power of Habit , where he explored how habits impact our productivity. A Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, Duhigg took the business world by storm with his inspired curiosity to understand habits and human behavior. In his second work, Smarter Faster Better , Duhigg is still focused on productivity, but this time his emphasis is on the “how” and not the why. Mike Chamberlain, who has narrated hundreds of books, from noir thrillers and political dialogues to true crime, delivers a confident performance, his punctuated, clear tone a perfect complement to the research-backed anecdotes carrying the stories. Before you know it, your team’s performance will skyrocket—and all because of how you think.

Misbehaving

After winning the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics, Richard Thaler was credited with making the study of economics human. To Thaler, humans are error-prone, occasionally irrational, and biased—but that’s what he finds so interesting. Unlike most economic predictions, which assume rational behavior, humans tend to behave more erratically, which is what Thaler is so eager to understand. This eagerness and enthusiasm shine through with Audie Award winner L. J. Ganser’s performance, as he voices Thaler’s studies of everything from the NFL to Uber to a classroom of students upset at a grade curve. As you listen, you’ll feel inspired to learn more about your own behaviors, and while you won’t be able to control them like an economic prediction, you’ll learn how to better analyze behavior as you see it.

Start with Why

Natural-born leaders always seem exactly that—like they were born with a secret we all wish we were privy to. Start with Why by Simon Sinek analyzes why certain people and things have influence over us while others fall flat. It all starts with a simple mission to inspire people at work, asking the simple question: Why? Many people know the what or the how of their work, but very few know the why. Sinek answers this himself as he narrates his work, his passion for the topic apparent as you listen along. The why is the belief, the cause and, quite simply, the reason why anyone should care at all. And by tapping into this simple question, you can build further on your influence and leadership at work.

Stealing Fire

Most business advice focuses on a few key things—productivity, leadership, behaviors, and so on. But how does that advice tap into the subconscious, the area where most of us feel at our most creative? In Stealing Fire , Steven Kotler and Jamie Wheal do just that, tapping into how we can all achieve ecstasis—otherwise known to athletes as being in the zone—to do our best work. Fred Sanders’s calm, deliberate cadence mirrors the meditative experience Kotler and Wheal allude to throughout their stories, helping you focus on the words and the wisdom of the story so you too can tap into your creative zone.

Extreme Ownership

If there’s one thing you’ll learn from this list, it’s that many seemingly unlikely sources have a lot of wisdom to share on leadership—and Navy SEAL Officers certainly count. This may not be the only listen to feature lessons from the military, but unlike many others, this one comes firsthand from two experienced officers. Extreme Ownership , performed by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin themselves, focuses on these high-stakes experiences to understand and emphasize the importance of leadership. And while combat may seem far removed from business negotiations and leadership summits, you’ll be convinced otherwise as Willink and Babin explain and translate their experiences in a way that will leave you with clear, lasting lessons for success.

The Power of Habit

An age-old adage says it takes 30 days to make—or break—a habit. The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg sets out to find just what makes those habits stick—and it’s far less simple than 30 days of doing the same thing. Duhigg first breaks it down by three key elements—the cue, the routine, and the reward—then builds upon these with anecdotes and examples. Mike Chamberlain, a seasoned nonfiction narrator and the performer for both of Duhigg’s motivational audiobooks, easily keeps your attention as you follow along on your habit-building journey. And given how long The Power of Habit stayed on the New York Times Best Sellers list, it’s safe to say you can join countless others in learning a thing or two from Duhigg’s work.

Good to Great

Jim Collins believes that good is the enemy of great, and he opens Good to Great by saying just that. Based on the idea that acceptance of good, or even mediocrity, holds businesses and ideas from being outstanding and innovative, Collins sets out to discover if any business can go from good to great, or if greatness is something a business needs from the very start. Built on five years of research, this listen is narrated by Collins himself as he compares 28 different companies with an articulate, educational tone. It’s clear as you listen to him tell each story that he is well-researched and deeply interested in the topic, and likely to spark the same interest in his listeners.

Living with a SEAL

Jesse Itzler is a man who likes to take risks and get out of his comfort zone. So when he found himself falling into the same habits over and over, he hired a Navy SEAL, David Goggins, to live with him for 31 days and shake up his routine. In Living with a SEAL , Itzler takes these lessons from Goggins and turns them into a study on the benefits of getting out of your comfort zone. A frequent keynote speaker, Itzler’s skills as a crowd-pleasing presenter shine in his narration; listeners are sure to enjoy his colorful New York accent as he brings each moment over his 31-day training, from the inadvertently hilarious to the downright frustrating, to life.

Poke the Box

Soon is not as good as now, Seth Godin says in Poke the Box . Starting, or trying something new, is often the hardest part of any new project or task, and Poke the Box aims to kick you into action. It’s easy to be risk-averse, relying on what we know, but that’s often what stifles us from innovation and creativity. Godin delivers his message clearly and without sugar-coating it—his to-the-point performance is there to inspire you into action, even if it feels risky or frightening. Best of all, Poke the Box can be listened to in the time it takes to watch a movie or prepare dinner, eliminating all the excuses that delay you from getting started on your project now instead of soon.

We would be remiss to leave Lean In off of our list of best business audiobooks. Spawned from her acclaimed TED talk in 2010, Sheryl Sandberg’s work addresses her concerns with women’s progress in the business world. Using comedic anecdotes as a vehicle for advice, this title addresses topics like parenthood in the workplace and the myth of women who do it all. These narratives pack a punch, and the performance by actress Eliza Donovan, best known for her role as Amber in Clueless, delivers the message like an honest, caring friend who has only your best interests at heart. Sandberg’s tough love and candor are perfectly balanced by Donovan’s assertive and friendly delivery, a perfect pairing that might just be why Donovan has been called on to narrate Sandberg’s subsequent works.

Never Split the Difference

Former FBI agent and hostage negotiator, Chris Voss may not immediately seem like the ideal source for business advice. However, after years of negotiating with different criminals, Voss has become an expert at influencing conversations so that they always lean in your favor. From asking for a raise to changing your contract to building relationships with your partner or friend, negotiation is embedded in our daily interactions. Michael Kramer, who has received both the AudioFile Earphones Award and the Torgi Award, narrates these strategies and tips for negotiating with a clear and precise voice, so all you have to focus on is how to influence your next conversation.

Getting to Yes

Negotiating anything doesn’t come without its pain points. Beyond the possibility that your negotiation may not go as intended, it’s often easy to get angry or take the end result personally. Enter Roger Fisher’s Getting to Yes , where he focuses on not only how to negotiate effectively, but also how to do it without losing your cool. Narrator Dennis Boutsikaris is at his best when given no-bull, cut-to-the-chase material to perform, which is why he is the perfect voice to articulate Fisher’s incredibly efficient explanations of the principles of negotiation. Though some of what the audiobook covers may feel like common sense, Getting to Yes presents it in a way that empowers listeners to start trusting their own common-sense instincts to negotiate for what they want.

Crushing It!

Influencer marketing blew up faster than anyone expected and continues to grow everyday. If you need a social media platform breakdown to bring you up to speed—then get you ahead—Gary Vaynerchuk’s manifesto on influencer marketing will get you there in no time. Every aspect of social media is now part of your personal brand, and Vaynerchuk is here to help you define it. The entrepreneurial titan’s skills as a public speaker are on full display here, and he narrates the work in a way that makes it feel like he’s not reading a script, but speaking candidly and directly to the listener. It’s clear Vaynerchuk crafted the personalized audio experience with care—he even lets longtime fans know when they can skip ahead if they’ve heard his other work.

Company of One

One of the biggest words businesses focus on is growth. If a business isn’t strategizing how to grow, they’re focused on why they aren’t. But the one thing most companies aren’t focusing on? How to stop growing. Paul Jarvis’s Company of One focuses on the benefits of a single-person business—and one that’s committed to staying that way. Jarvis believes that staying small is the key to a happy, sustainable entrepreneurship. His enthusiasm for this topic is demonstrated in the delivery of his stories and advice, where he champions for freelancers, entrepreneurs, and more to take the plunge and start working for themselves.

EOS, or the Entrepreneurial Operating System, is a groundbreaking approach that has helped more than 2,000 businesses. In Traction by Gino Wickman, you’ll learn the key components you need for launching your next business. But even if you’re not ready to start a new business—or already in the thick of it with your current one—there is still much to learn from Wickman. EOS’s focus on vision, discipline, and team health helps omit frustration and pain points in regular business conversation, making it great for anyone in a leadership role looking to pave their way to success. With the benefit of narration by veteran performer and Audible-approved producer Kevin Pierce, this listen shines with easy-to-grasp concepts you’ll want to apply immediately.

The Myth of the Nice Girl

Fran Hauser has an impressive portfolio, with experience at InStyle , Entertainment Weekly , and AOL , and investments in female-founded companies like HelloGiggles and The Wing. For that reason alone, it’s worth hearing her insights directly as she narrates her own work, The Myth of the Nice Girl . Hauser addresses the impossible line women are told they must walk head-on: not to be too nice, but also not to be too bossy. Unlike most experts, however, Hauser adamantly believes in being too nice. Told passionately—but also frankly—you’ll feel inspired to hold onto your integrity at work and take your leadership skills to the next level.

The Ideal Team Player

In Patrick Lencioni’s first work, The Five Temptations of a CEO , he focused on the individual. In The Ideal Team Player , he focuses on the team, and how to build a successful one. While Lencioni uses stories and fables to share his message, Stephen Hoye delivers each lesson with calm, genial directness. Together, the two create a foundational story for anyone interested in leadership or recruitment. Following the arc of a mythical company, you’ll work through the problem said company is facing, then learn how to apply the key virtues to the issue. For the ideal team player, Lencioni highlights traits like humility, hunger, and common sense. Carried through the hypothetical scenario by Hoye’s narrative storytelling, the listener can apply what they’ve learned to the fictional business Lencioni’s introduced, practicing the methodology while they listen.

Get Over Your Damn Self

With a title like Get Over Your Damn Self , you know Romi Neustadt won’t take herself too seriously. Instead, Neustadt employs a funny, to-the-point tone, her narration offering the coaching session you need to start building your business. Neustadt’s blueprint is a no-nonsense approach to establishing your first direct sale or building your marketing business. Empowering listeners to take ownership of their career path and separate their work life from their home life, Neustadt removes your excuses and supplies you with the tools you need to build the life you want, no matter the circumstances.

Pitch Anything

Even if you’re not in sales, knowing how to pitch a project or idea to someone can be the key to your success. To most, the idea of pitching something—be it a raise or a new business idea—can be downright terrifying. Oren Klaff eases listeners fears in Pitch Anything , his best selling work that teaches you the science of a good pitch. Plus, there’s no better way to learn how to pitch something than from Klaff himself. His enthusiasm and powerful tone throughout the performance set the perfect tone for listeners to get inspired and build up the confidence to make their pitch.

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12 Of The Best Business Audiobooks for Managers and Entrepreneurs

Mary Kay McBrayer

Mary Kay is a belly-dancer, horror enthusiast, sideshow lover, prose writer, Christian, and literature professor from south of Atlanta. Her true crime novel, America’s First Female Serial Killer: Jane Toppan and the Making of a Monster is available for pre-order, and you can hear her analysis (and jokes) about scary movies on the podcast she co-founded, Everything Trying to Kill You. She can be reached at [email protected] .

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Both of my parents and one of my stepparents are entrepreneurs. My father worked at a Fortune 500 company until I graduated high school, and he’s been self-employed, teaching his own sales methodology for the better part of a decade. I never saw him without a book relevant to his field. For this list of best business audiobooks, I consulted him. Here are his top recommendations for the best business audiobooks, made for people who want to build their business , whether it’s self-improvement, management skills, going into business for themselves , or delivering presentations.

1. Goals! how to get everything you want faster than you ever thought possible   by brian tracy

When it comes to the best business audiobooks, Brian Tracy covers all the topics. This text focuses mostly on goal setting, but his other books, like  No Excuses!: The Power of Self-Discipline   and  The Psychology of Selling: Increase Your Sales Faster and Easier Than You Ever Thought Possible   are among some of the most motivational business audiobooks, too.

2. Winning by Suzy and Jack Welch

This book details the family’s view of Jack Welch’s rise to success in managing General Electric. His honest style of management is considered by many to be the gold standard.

3. What I Know for Sure by Oprah Winfrey

This book is based on the column that Oprah Winfrey wrote when responding to the question “What do you know for sure?” Although her advice spans from the romantic to the personal to business, as America’s first black billionaire, Oprah can certainly be trusted for business advice.

4. Million Dollar Consulting: The Professional’s Guide to Growing a Practice   by alan weiss

Alan Weiss has some of the best business audiobooks in regards to consulting. This one details topics like developing brands across markets, creating and licensing intellectual property, and avoiding the pitfalls of social media.

5. The Ultimate Question: Driving Good Profits and True Growth   by Fred Reichheld

What makes this book genius is how simplified it is.  The Ultimate Question  shows how to survey customers and assess if they will recommend you by word of mouth, and then tells you how to assess your results. This book is definitely one of the top audiobooks for entrepreneurs, but it’s also great for anyone trying to grow their business.

6.  The power of body language   by tonya reiman

Tonya Reiman, best known as America’s body language expert, teaches how to read people and how to show intentions through body language. This book touches on how to seem confident even when you don’t feel confident, how to detect untrustworthiness in others, and how to ace the job interview that you are worried about.

7. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People   by Stephen R. Covey

The father-and-son Covey team has published many of the best business audiobooks, but this book in particular is a classic because it is also one of the best management audiobooks. The Amazon description perfectly encapsulates this staple of the genre: 7 Habits  “has been a top seller for the simple reason that it ignores trends and pop psychology for proven principles of fairness, integrity, honesty, and human dignity.”

8. Step Into Your Greatness by les brown

This short talk, along with Les Brown’s  It’s Not Over Until You Win!   and  Laws of Success   are gold in regards to anyone who wants to overcome a significant obstacle. His works deal with both the person who pursues the business as well as the business the person pursues, and anything he has written is sure to motivate.

9. The New One Minute Manager   by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson

Another of the best management audiobooks, this text is an updated version of its predecessor,  The One Minute Manager.  They both introduce the practical secrets of management in concise terms, but the  New One Minute Manager  updates those secrets to a contemporary audience. It also addresses the many ways that the business industry has changed since the initial version’s conception.

10. The 4 Disciplines of Execution: Achieving Your Wildly Important Goals by chris mcchesney, sean covey, and jim huling

In this text, its three authors show how to set and achieve Wildly Important Goals. They use their managerial experience to create one of the best business audiobooks that allows its listeners to easily incorporate their successful strategies of goal setting and achieving, while emphasizing the relationship between the two processes (of setting goals and then achieving them). (And in case you were wondering, Sean Covey is equally-successful son of Stephen Covey, one of the business authors mentioned above!)

11.  Rules for Renegades :  How to Make More Money, Rock Your Career & Revel in Your Individuality   by Christine Comaford-Lynch

This business audiobook details both Christine Comaford-Lynch’s life success story (high school drop-out turned five-time CEO) and her path to that success. She provides ten outrageous rules she followed herself, and the book also contains freebies like a sample business plan outline and tutorials on sales and marketing techniques.

12.  GirlBoss   by Sofia Amoruso

This business audiobook details the rise to business success of the clothing line, Nasty Gal’s founder, Sofia Amoruso. Although the book details her personal narrative, mostly, it will definitely inspire anyone trying to go into business for themselves, especially if they don’t work well under traditional management.

What do you think are the best business audiobooks? 

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• BEP 328 – Project Management English 8: Negotiating Solutions
• 925 English Lesson 22 – Making Requests in English
• 925 English Lesson 21 – Making Offers in English
• Business English News 41 – Data Privacy
• BEP 327 – Expressing Opinions in English
• BEP 164 R – English Idioms: Football Idioms (Part 2)
• BEP 163 R – English Idioms: Football Idioms (Part 1)
• 925 English Lesson 20 – Asking for and Giving Advice in English
• BEP 326 – Business Development 2: Networking with Partners
• BEP 325 – Business Development 1: Networking with Customers
• Skills 360 – Leading Group Decision-Making Meetings (2)
• Skills 360 – Leading Group Decision-Making Meetings (1)
• BEP 324 – English for Discussing Company Performance (2)
• BEP 323 – English for Discussing Company Performance (1)
• 925 English Lesson 19 – How to Talk about Abilities
• BEP 322 – Project Management 7: Debriefing User Testing
• BEP 321 – Project Management 6: Launching User Testing
• 925 English Lesson 18 – Using Superlatives
• BEP 320 – English Idioms for Expressing Degrees of Certainty (2)
• BEP 319 – English Idioms for Expressing Degrees of Certainty (1)
• Skills 360 – Making your Ideas Stick (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Making your Ideas Stick (Part 1)
• VV 55 – English for Marketing: Product Management
• BEP 32 B – English for Discussing Solutions to a Problem (2)
• BEP 32 A – English for Discussing Solutions to a Problem (1)
• 925 English Lesson 17 – How to Talk about Differences
• 925 English Lesson 16 – How to Talk about Similarities
• BEP 318 – Business Socializing: Checking In with Clients (2)
• BEP 317 – Business Socializing: Checking In with Clients (1)
• Business English News 40 – Renewable Energy
• BEP 316 – English for Discussing Marketing Activities (Part 2)
• BEP 315 – English for Discussing Marketing Activities (Part 1)
• Skills 360 – Making your Speech more Powerful with Metaphors (2)
• Skills 360 – Making your Speech more Powerful with Metaphors (1)
• BEP 314 – Project Management 5: Scrum Stand-up Meetings (2)
• BEP 313 – Project Management 4: Scrum Stand-up Meetings (1)
• 925 English Lesson 15 – How to Talk about your Family
• VV 54 – Technical English: Artificial Intelligence
• BEP 312 – Business by Phone 2: Discussing Staffing Issues
• BEP 311 – Business by Phone 1: Discussing Production Problems
• 925 English Lesson 14 – How to Talk about your Career
• 925 English Lesson 13 – Talking about your Education
• 925 English Lesson 12 – Talking about Where you are From
• Business English News 39 – India Economic Outlook
• BEP 310 – English Idioms for Describing Innovation (2)
• BEP 309 – English Idioms for Describing Innovation (1)
• Skills 360 – Getting the Most out of a Conference (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Getting the Most out of a Conference (Part 1)
• BEP 308 – English for Project Management 3: Initial Test Build
• BEP 307 – English for Project Management 2: Kickoff Meeting (2)
• BEP 306 – English for Project Management 1: Kickoff Meeting (1)
• 925 English Lesson 11 – Disagreeing with Ideas in English
• BEP 305 – Business English Collocations for Emphasizing (2)
• BEP 304 – Business English Collocations for Emphasizing (1)
• VV 53 – English Vocabulary for Agile Project Management
• 925 English Lesson 10 – Agreeing with Ideas in English
• BEP 303 – Business Trip 6: Discussing Strategic Change
• BEP 302 – Business Trip 5: Socializing with your Boss
• 925 English Lesson 9 – Talking about your Ideas in English
• BEN 38 – Automation and the Rise of AI
• BEP 301 – External Meetings in English (Part 2)
• BEP 300 – External Meetings in English (Part 1)
• Skills 360 – 9 Habits of Highly Effective Language Learners (2)
• Skills 360 – 9 Habits of Highly Effective Language Learners (1)
• BEP 299 – Sales English 6: Post-Sales Follow-Up
• BEP 298 – Sales English 5: Dealing with Setbacks
• VV 52 – Financial English: Company Finance and Startups (2)
• VV 51 – Financial English: Company Finance and Startups (1)
• 925 English – Lesson 8: Talking about Dislikes
• 925 English – Lesson 7: Talking about Likes
• BEP 297 – English Idioms for Describing Work Experience (2)
• BEP 296 – English Idioms for Describing Work Experience (1)
• 925 English – Lesson 6: Talking about your Company
• BEP 295 – Business Trip 4: Factory Inspection
• BEP 294 – Business Trip 3: Confidential Discussion
• Business English Pod ANDROID App is Now Available
• Skills 360 – How to Sound Credible (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – How to Sound Credible (Part 1)
• BEP 293 – English Collocations for Implementing a Plan (2)
• BEP 292 – English Collocations for Implementing a Plan (1)
• 925 English – Lesson 5: Talking about your Work
• BEP 20c – Presenting a Cohesive Argument
• BEP 19c – Arguing For or Against a Position
• Business English News 37 – Brexit
• 925 English – Lesson 4: Talking about your Job in English
• New Business English Pod Mobile App
• Skills 360 – Presentations: Connecting with your Audience (2)
• Skills 360 – Presentations: Connecting with your Audience (1)
• BEP 291 – English Interview Skills 3: Goals and Expectations
• BEP 290 – English Interview Skills 2: Handling Difficult Questions
• BEP 289 – English Interview Skills 1: Talking about Experience
• VV 50 – Legal English: Intellectual Property and Copyright Law (2)
• VV 49 – Legal English: Intellectual Property Law (1)
• BEP 288 – Sales English 4: Dealing with Doubts
• BEP 287 – Sales English 3: Matching a Solution to Needs
• Business English News 36 – Internet of Things
• BEP 23c – Telephone English: Getting Action
• BEP 22c – Telephone English: Making Enquiries
• 925 English – Lesson 3: How to Keep a Conversation Going
• BEP 286 – Idioms of Personality and Character (2)
• BEP 285 – Idioms of Personality and Character 1
• Skills 360 – How to Influence People (2)
• Skills 360 – How to Influence People (1)
• VV 48 – English Vocabulary for Manufacturing 2
• VV 47 – English Vocabulary for Manufacturing 1
• BEP 284 – Business Trip 2: Giving Directions and Getting Around
• BEP 283 – Business Trip 1: Taking a Taxi
• 925 English – Lesson 2: Starting a Conversation
• BEP 282 – English Vocabulary for Job Interviews (2)
• BEP 281 – English Vocabulary for Job Interviews (1)
• BEP 21 B – Telephone English: Taking and Leaving a Message
• BEP 21 A – Answering a Telephone Call in English
• Business English News 35 – Tech Unicorns
• Business English Course – BEP 69A: Answering a Phone Call in English
• BEP 280 – Sales English 2: Understanding Customer Needs
• BEP 279 – Sales English 1: Making your Approach
• VV 46 – English for Marketing: The 4 Ps of the Marketing Mix (2)
• VV 45 – English for Marketing: The 4 Ps of the Marketing Mix (1)
• 925English – Lesson 1: How to Say Hello in English
• Business English Games – Negotiation Idioms
• BEP 278 – English Idioms for Negotiations (Part 2)
• BEP 277 – English Idioms for Negotiations (Part 1)
• Business English News 34 – The Sharing Economy
• BEP 276 – English Presentation Skills 3: Wrapping Up
• BEP 275 – English Presentation Skills 2: Engaging your Audience
• BEP 274 – English Presentation Skills 1: Getting Started
• Skills 360 – 9 Hacks for Improving your Business English (2)
• Skills 360 – 9 Hacks for Improving your Business English (Part 1)
• Business English Course – Accepting or Rejecting Suggestions
• Business English Course – BEP 30 Making Suggestions in English
• BEP 15c – Telephoning: Asking for Help
• BEP 273 – English Collocations for Discussing Business Strategy (2)
• BEP 272 – English Collocations for Discussing Business Strategy (1)
• Business English News 33 – Employment Practices
• BEP 271 – Brainstorming Meetings (Part 2)
• BEP 270 – Brainstorming Meetings (Part 1)
• Skills 360 – Technical Job Interviews (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Technical Job Interviews (Part 1)
• VV 44 – English for Human Resources Vocabulary (2)
• VV 43 – English for Human Resources Vocabulary (1)
• Business English Course – Lesson 1: Giving Opinions in English
• BEP 269 – Strategic Negotiations 6: Cementing the Partnership
• BEP 268 – Strategic Negotiations 5: Recovering from Setbacks
• BEP 24c – Diplomatic English (Part 2)
• BEP 24c – Diplomatic English (Part 1)
• Business English News 32 – Currency Wars
• BEP 267 – Presenting Numbers in English (Part 2)
• BEP 266 – Presenting Numbers in English (Part 1)
• Skills 360 – Teleconferences (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Teleconferences (Part 1)
• BEP 265 – Idioms for Beginnings and Endings (2)
• BEP 264 – Idioms for Beginnings and Endings (1)
• VV 42 – Financial English Vocabulary: Corporate Taxes (2)
• VV 41 – Financial English Vocabulary: Corporate Taxes (1)
• BEP 26c – Travel English: Dealing with Problems
• BEP 25c – Travel English: Checking in for a Flight
• Business English News 31 – Crowdfunding
• BEP 263 – Socializing at an Office Party 2
• BEP 262 – Socializing at an Office Party 1
• BEP 261 – Complaining on the Telephone 2
• BEP 260 – Complaining on the Telephone 1
• Skills 360 – Dealing with Criticism (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Dealing with Criticism (Part 1)
• BEP 259 – Difficult Interview Situations 2
• BEP 258 – Difficult Interview Situations 1
• Business English News 30 – Drones
• BEP 102c – Signposting a Presentation
• BEP 101c – Introducing a Presentation in English
• BEP 257 – English Collocations for Discussing Staffing (2)
• BEP 256 – English Collocations for Discussing Staffing (1)
• Business English News 29 – Wearable Technology
• VV 40 – Financial English Vocabulary: Stocks and Shares (2)
• VV 39 – Financial English Vocabulary: Stocks and Shares (1)
• Skills 360 – Building a Better Vocabulary (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Building a Better Vocabulary (Part 1)
• BEP 255 – English for Meetings: Decision-Making Meetings (2)
• BEP 254 – English for Meetings: Decision-Making Meetings (2)
• BEP 253 – English for Meetings: Decision-Making Meetings (1)
• Business English News 28 – Eurozone Recovery
• BEP 252 – English Idioms of Choice (Part 2)
• BEP 251 – English Idioms of Choice (Part 1)
• Skills 360 – English Communication Skills (2): Clarifying
• Skills 360 – English Communication Skills (1): Listening
• BEP 250 – Strategic Negotiations 4: Reaching Agreement
• BEP 249 – Strategic Negotiations 3: Countering a Position
• VV 38 – Business English Vocabulary: Internet Marketing 2
• VV 37 – Business English Vocabulary: Internet Marketing 1
• BEP 248 – Socializing with Strangers (2)
• BEP 247 – Socializing with Strangers (1)
• Business English News 27 – Microsoft Reboot
• BEP 246 – Product Presentations in English (2)
• BEP 245 – Product Presentations in English (1)
• Skills 360 – Running a Brainstorming Session 2
• Skills 360 – Running a Brainstorming Session 1
• BEP 244 – Debriefing a Project (Part 2)
• BEP 243 – Debriefing a Project (Part 1)
• Business English News 26 – 2013 in Review
• BEP 242 – Strategic Negotiations 2: Establishing a Position
• BEP 241 – Strategic Negotiations 1: Pitching the Idea
• Skills 360 – Defending your Ideas (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Defending your Ideas (Part 1)
• VV 36 – English for Sales Management (2)
• VV 35 – English for Sales Management (1)
• Business English News 25 – Big Data
• BEP 240 – Telephoning: Tech Support English (3)
• BEP 239 – Telephoning: Tech Support English (2)
• BEP 238 – Telephoning: Tech Support English (1)
• BEP 237 – English Idioms of Luck and Opportunity (2)
• BEP 236 – English Idioms of Luck and Opportunity (1)
• BEN 24 – China Credit Crunch
• BEP 235 – English for Conferences 3: Actively Participating
• BEP 234 – English for Conferences 2: Hosting a Social Event
• BEP 233 – English for Conferences 1: Opening Presentation
• Skills 360 – Giving and Receiving Feedback (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Giving and Receiving Feedback (Part 1)
• BEP 232 – Discussing the Economy (Part 2)
• BEP 231 – Discussing the Economy (Part 1)
• BEN 23 – The End of the PC?
• BEP 21R – Telephoning: Opening Calls & Taking Messages
• BEP 230 – Presenting in English: Freestyle Q&A (2)
• BEP 229 – Presenting in English: Freestyle Q&A (1)
• VV 34 – Financial English Vocabulary: Macroeconomics (2)
• VV 33 – Financial English Vocabulary: Macroeconomics (1)
• BEP 228 – Telephoning: Making Sales Calls in English (2)
• BEP 227 – Telephoning: Making Sales Calls in English (1)
• BEN 22 – Telecommuting: Back to the Office
• Skills 360 – How to Get Good Customer Service (2)
• Skills 360 – How to Get Good Customer Service (1)
• BEP 226 – Conducting a Job Interview in English (2)
• BEP 225 – Conducting a Job Interview in English (1)
• BEP 224 – Financial English: Discussing a Budget (2)
• BEP 223 – Financial English: Discussing a Budget (1)
• BEN 21 – Business Trends for 2013
• Skills 360 – Staying Positive (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Staying Positive (Part 1)
• BEP 222 – Idioms of Success and Failure 2
• BEP 221 – Idioms of Success and Failure 1
• VV 32 – Business English Vocabulary: International Trade
• BEP 220 – Arguing in Meetings in English (2)
• BEP 219 – Arguing in Meetings in English (1)
• BEN 20 – US-China Economic Outlook
• Skills 360 – Organizing your Ideas (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Organizing your Ideas (Part 1)
• BEP 218 – Discussing a Website Redesign
• BEP 217 – Internal Job Interview in English (2)
• BEP 216 – Internal Job Interview in English (1)
• Business English News 19 – The Patent Wars
• BEP 215 – Telephone English: Keeping in Touch (2)
• BEP 214 – Telephone English: Keeping in Touch (1)
• Skills 360 – Mind your Language (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Mind your Language (Part 1)
• BEN 18 – The Business of the Olympics
• BEP 213 – Presentation English: Presenting Visuals (2)
• BEP 212 – Presentation English: Presenting Visuals (1)
• Skills 360 – How to Say No (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – How to Say No (Part 1)
• VV 31 – Business English Vocabulary: Supply Chain (2)
• VV 30 – Business English Vocabulary: Supply Chain (1)
• BEN 17 – Facebook IPO: The Aftermath
• BEP 211 – Business English Idioms: Colors (2)
• BEP 210 – Business English Idioms: Colors (1)
• BEP 209 – Contract Negotiations 2: Discussing the Fine Print
• BEP 208 – Contract Negotiations 1: Seeking Concessions
• BEN 16 – The Mobile Learning Revolution
• Mobile Learning with Business English Pod
• Skills 360 – Negotiations 2: Making the Deal
• Skills 360 – Negotiations 1: Doing your Groundwork
• BEP 207 – Trade Show English 4: Closing a Deal
• BEP 206 – Trade Show English 3: Meeting with a Prospect
• VV 29 – Financial English Vocabulary: Bonds (2)
• VV 28 – Financial English Vocabulary: Bonds (1)
• Business English News 15 – Facebook IPO
• BEP 205 – English Job Interviews: Switching Careers (2)
• BEP 204 – English Job Interviews: Switching Careers (1)
• BEP 203 – Trade Show English 2: Qualifying Prospects
• BEP 202 – Trade Show English 1: Engaging Potential Customers
• BEN 14 – Battle of the Mobile Platforms
• BEP 201 – Making the Most of Meetings in English (2)
• BEP 200 – Making the Most of Meetings in English (1)
• Skills 360 – Dealing with Problem People (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Dealing with Problem People (Part 1)
• BEP 199 – Telephone English: Controlling the Call (2)
• BEP 198 – Telephone English: Controlling the Call (1)
• BEN 13 – The Euro Crisis
• Skills 360 – Preparing for your Year-end Review
• BEP 197 – Delivering Training (Part 2)
• BEP 196 – Delivering Training (Part 1)
• VV 27 – Legal English Vocabulary: Contract Law (2)
• VV 26 – Legal English Vocabulary: Contract Law (1)
• Business English News 12 – Steve Jobs Tribute
• BEP 195 – Small Talk before a Meeting in English (2)
• BEP 194 – Small Talk before a Meeting in English (1)
• Skills 360 – Making the Most of Personal Learning 2
• Skills 360 – Making the Most of Personal Learning 1
• BEP 193 – English Idioms: Time Idioms (Part 2)
• BEP 192 – English Idioms: Time Idioms (Part 1)
• BEP 191 – Getting Your Ideas Across in Meetings (3)
• BEP 190 – Getting Your Ideas Across in Meetings (2)
• BEP 189 – Getting Your Ideas Across in Meetings (1)
• Skills 360 – Telephone English Tips (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Telephone English Tips (Part 1)
• BEP 188 – Socializing: Hosting a Dinner Party 2
• BEP 187 – Socializing: Hosting a Dinner Party 1
• VV 25 – IT Vocabulary: Internet Technology (2)
• VV 24 – IT Vocabulary: Internet Technology (1)
• BEP 186 – Air Travel: Connecting Flights
• BEP 185 – Air Travel: Checking In to a Flight
• Skills 360 – Selling your Ideas (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Selling your Ideas (Part 1)
• BEP 184 – Discussing Training Plans (Part 2)
• BEP 183 – Discussing Training Plans (Part 1)
• BEP 182 – Handling a Crisis 4: Moving Forward
• BEP 181 – Handling a Crisis 3: Gaining Perspective
• Skills 360 – Diplomatic and Direct Language
• BEP 180 – Handling a Crisis 2: Strategizing
• BEP 179 – Handling a Crisis 1: Taking Control
• VV 23 – Risk Management Vocabulary (Part 2)
• VV 22 – Risk Management Vocabulary (Part 1)
• BEP 178 – English Presentations: Making an Impact (2)
• BEP 177 – English Presentations: Making an Impact (1)
• Skills 360 – Tips for Successful Presentations 2
• Skills 360 – Tips for Successful Presentations 1
• BEP 176 – English Idioms: Gambling Idioms (Part 2)
• BEP 175 – English Idioms: Gambling Idioms (Part 1)
• BEP 69 B – Telephoning: Taking a Message
• BEP 69 A – Telephoning: Answering a Call
• BEP 174 – Meetings: Considering a Proposal 2
• BEP 173 – Meetings: Considering a Proposal 1
• Skills 360 – Achieving Your Goals (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Achieving Your Goals (Part 1)
• BEP 172 – Meeting with a Vendor (Part 3)
• BEP 171 – Meeting with a Vendor (Part 2)
• BEP 170 – Meeting with a Vendor (Part 1)
• VV 21 – Project Management: Planning Process 2
• VV 20 – Project Management: Planning Process 1
• Skills 360 – Networking Skills (Part 2)
• Skills 360 – Networking Skills (Part 1)
• BEP 17c – Presenting an Argument (2)
• BEP 17c – Presenting an Argument in English (1)
• Skills 360 – Tips for your First Job Interview: Difficult Questions
• BEP 169 – Interview in English for your First Job (3)
• Skills 360 – Tips for your First Job Interview: Research
• BEP 168 – Interview in English for your First Job (2)
• Skills 360 – Tips for your First Job Interview in English: Attitude
• BEP 167 – Interview in English for your First Job (1)
• Skills 360 – Tips for your First Job Interview: Work Experience
• BEP 166 – English for Administrative Assistants (2)
• BEP 165 – English for Administrative Assistants (1)
• World Cup English Soccer Idioms Game
• BEP 164 – Football and Soccer Idioms (Part 2)
• BEP 163 – Football and Soccer Idioms (Part 1)
• BEP 162 – Dealing with Customers on the Phone 2
• BEP 161 – Dealing with Customers on the Phone 1
• BEP 160 – Talking about your Company
• BEP 159 – Talking about your Job
• BEP 101e – Presentations: Introducing your Presentation
• BEP 158 – Dealing with an Angry Caller (Part 2)
• BEP 157 – Dealing with an Angry Caller (Part 1)
• VV 19 – Marketing English Vocabulary: Branding (Part 2)
• VV 18 – Marketing English Vocabulary: Branding (Part 1)
• BEP 156 – English for Socializing: Networking (Part 2)
• BEP 155 – English for Socializing: Networking (Part 1)
• Get Motivated with Business English Games for ESL
• BEP 154 – Management English: Motivating Your Team (2)
• BEP 153 – Management English: Motivating your Team (1)
• BEP 152 – Giving Bad News: Layoffs (Part 2)
• BEP 151 – Giving Bad News: Layoffs (Part 1)
• BEP 150 – Working in Multicultural Teams (Part 2)
• BEP 149 – Working in Multicultural Teams (Part 1)
• Business English Games – Sports Idioms Golf Challenge
• BEP 148 – How to Ask for a Pay Raise (2)
• BEP 147 – How to Ask for a Pay Raise (1)
• ET 06 – Writing Requests to Senior Managers
• BEP 146 – Money Idioms (Part 2)
• BEP 145 – Money Idioms (Part 1)
• BEP 144 – Meetings: English for Teleconferences (2)
• BEP 143 – Meetings: English for Teleconferences (1)
• VV 17 – IT Vocabulary: Web 2.0 (Part 2)
• VV 16 – IT Vocabulary: Web 2.0 (Part 1)
• BEP 142 – Presentations: SWOT Analysis 2
• BEP 141 – Presentations: SWOT Analysis 1
• BEP 140 – Dealing with Problems over the Phone
• BEP 139 – Sailing Idioms: Company Performance (2)
• BEP 138 – Sailing Idioms: Company Performance (1)
• Free Lesson – BEP 129: Pitching an Idea
• Free: BEP 83 – Discussing Previous Experience
• Free: BEP 126 – Discussing a Problem (Part 1)
• BEP 137 – Company Tour: Showing a Visitor Around
• BEP 136 – Meetings: Making a Progress Report
• BEP 135 – Travel English: Airport Security
• BEP 134 – Travel English: Getting Online at the Coffee Shop
• BEP 133 – Sales and Interviews: Elevator Pitch in English
• VV 15 – Financial English: GM Bankruptcy
• VV 14 – Financial English: Bankruptcy Vocabulary
• BEP 132 – Job Interviews: Telephone Screening Interview
• BEP 131 – Presentations: Pitching an Idea (3)
• BEP 130 – Presentations: Pitching an Idea (2)
• BEP 129 – Presentations: Pitching an Idea (1)
• VV 13 – Financial Crisis and Global Economic Meltdown
• BEP 128 – Telephoning: Handling Sales Calls
• BEP 127 – English Meetings: Discussing a Problem (2)
• BEP 126 – English Meetings: Discussing a Problem (1)
• ET 05 – Discussing Design Changes
• VV 12 Accounting English Vocabulary: GAAP (Part 2)
• VV 11 – GAAP: Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
• BEP 125 – Travel English: Renting a Car
• BEP 124 – Travel English: Checking Out of a Hotel
• BEP 123 – Negotiations: Closing the Deal
• ET 04 – Business Writing: An Internal Bad News Message
• VV 10 Accounting – Basic Vocabulary: The Balance Sheet
• VV 09 Accounting English – Basic Vocabulary
• BEP 122 – Negotiations: Overcoming Blockage
• BEP 121 – Negotiations: Bargaining
• BEP 120 – Telephoning: Checking on an Order
• BEP 119 – Telephoning: Making an Appointment
• BVP 04 Vocabulary – Discussing a Project in English
• VV 08 – Project Management Vocabulary (Part 2)
• VV 07 – Project Management Vocabulary (Part 1)
• BEP 118 – Negotiations: Declining an Offer
• BEP 117 – Negotiations: Clarifying and Evaluating Positions
• ET 03 – Business Writing: An External Request
• BEP 116 – Presentations: Analyzing Trends
• BEP 115 – Presentations: Describing Trends
• BVP 03 Business Vocabulary – Office Manager
• BEP 114 – Job Interview English: HR Review of Candidates
• BEP 113 – Job Interviews: Second Round Interviews
• BEP 112 – Negotiations: Getting Started
• BEP 111 – Negotiations: Relationship Building
• BEP 110 – Job Interview English: Stress Questions
• BEP 100 – Job Interview English: Discussing Salary
• BEP 99 – Negotiating: Negotiation Strategy (Part 2)
• BEP 98 – Negotiating: Negotiation Strategy (Part 1)
• Email Tune-up 02 – ESL Business Writing Video
• BEP 97 – Talking about the Economy
• BEP 96 – Socializing: Business Meals
• BEP 95 – Communication: Resolving Conflict (2)
• BEP 94 – Communication: Resolving Conflict (1)
• Email Tune-up 01 – Business English Emails
• BEP 93 – English for Sales: Taking an Order
• BEP 92 – English for Sales: Features, Advantages, Benefits (or FAB Presentation)
• BEP 91 – Interview English: Asking the Interviewer Questions
• BEP 90 – English for Job Interviews: Discussing Weakness
• BVP 02 – Human Resources: Training Manager
• BVP 01 – Human Resources: HR Manager
• BEP 89 – Telephoning: Making Arrangements
• BEP 88 – Telephoning: Booking a Travel Ticket
• BEP 87 – Interviews in English: Talking about Accomplishments (2)
• BEP 86 – Interviews in English: Talking about Accomplishments (1)
• BEP 85 – English for Sales: Informal Product Presentation
• BEP 84 – English for Sales: Site Visit
• BEP 83 – English Job Interviews: Previous Experience (2)
• BEP 82 – English for Job Interviews: Previous Experience (1)
• BEP 81 – Meetings: Finishing Up and Action Points
• BEP 80 – Travel English: Checking In to a Hotel
• BEP 79 – Travel: Making a Hotel Reservation
• BEP 78 – Socializing: Discussing Politics
• BEP 106e – Presenting for Success: Using your Voice
• BEP 77 – Casual English: After-Work Socializing
• BEP 76 – Performance Appraisals: Setting Goals (2)
• BEP 75 – Performance Appraisals: Giving Feedback (1)
• BEP 74 – English Idioms: Business is War (2)
• BEP 73 – English Idioms: Business is War (1)
• BEP 72 – Telephoning: Voicemail Messages
• BEP 71 – Mergers: Office Gossip and Reported Speech
• BEP 70 – Mergers: Breaking Bad News
• BEP 69 – Telephone English: Leaving a Message
• BEP 68 – Meeting English: Dealing with Interruptions
• BEP 103e – Presentations: Describing Charts and Trends 1
• BEP 67 – Socializing with Colleagues at Work
• BEP 66 – Working with Colleagues and Making Requests
• BEP 65 – Sales English: Questioning Techniques (2)
• BEP 64 – Sales English: Questioning Techniques (1)
• BEP 63 – Indirect Persuasion in a Social Context
• BEP 62 – Persuasion 3: Satisfaction, Visualization and Action Steps
• BEP 61 – American Sports Idioms in a Business Meeting
• BEP 60 – Persuasion 2: Establishing the Need
• BEP 59 – Persuasion 1: Getting Attention
• BEP 58 – Water Cooler Chitchat: Sports Idioms (2)
• BEP 57 – Water Cooler Chitchat: Sports Idioms (1)
• Business News 11 – iPhone Launch
• BEP 56 – Business Travel 2: Customs and Immigration
• BEP 55 – Business Travel: Airport Departure and Take Off
• BEP 54 – Customer Service: Handling Complaints 2: Resolving the Complaint
• BEP 53 – Customer Service: Handling Complaints 1: Empathizing
• BEP 52 – Using Vague Language (Part 2)
• BEP 51 – Using Vague Language (Part 1)
• Business News 10 – Viacom Sues YouTube for 1 Billion Dollars
• BEP 50 – Softening Negative Replies (Part 2)
• BEP 49 – Softening Negative Replies (Part 1)
• Video Vocab 06: Law 3 – Commercial Law
• BEP 48 – Cold Calling: Dealing with Objections and Closing the Call
• BEP 47 – Cold Calling: Clarifying Benefits and Making a Pitch
• BEP 46 – Cold Calling: Getting off to a Good Start
• Video Vocab 05: Law 2 – Court Cases
• Video Vocab 04: Law 1 – Basic Legal English Vocabulary
• BEP 45 – Socializing: Keeping a Conversation Going
• BEP 44 – Socializing: Striking Up a Conversation
• Business News 09 (Enhanced M4a) – Reebok Launches Ad Campaign
• Business News 09 – Reebok Launches Ad Campaign
• BEP 43 – Meetings English: Managing the Discussion
• BEP 42 – English for Meetings: Opening a Meeting
• Business News 08 – Celebrities Losing Marketing Appeal
• BEP 41 – Job Interview English: First Round Interview (Part 2)
• BEP 40 – Job Interview English: First Round Interview (Part 1)
• VideoVocab 03 – Marketing
• BEP 39 – Reporting in English: Project Update
• BEP 38 – Describing a Procedure in English
• BEP 37 – Presentations: Question and Answer (2)
• BEP 36 – Presentations: Question and Answer (1)
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