Robert A. Moskowitz

Robert A. Moskowitz has been a professional writer since 1968, writing on a wide range of news and cultural topics for dozens of popular magazines, authoring a dozen or more books and book-length works, and coaching other writers on how to strengthen their word-power and hone their style.

He is the author of How To Organize Your Work and Your Life, a Fortune Book Club selection, and also of Parenting Your Aging Parents, a classic in the field based on interviews with thousands of families dealing with quality of life issues. His bylined articles have appeared in dozens of national magazines.

Among Mr. Moskowitz’s other published works are books and book-length projects about financial planning and investment, computers, and knowledge management. He also won an Emmy for his writing and on-air work in KOCE-TV’s series on personal finance: ”Dollars and $ense.”

Book Reviews by Robert A. Moskowitz

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“All this—and there’s plenty more, replete with examples and case studies—makes Understanding Emotional Intelligence a comprehensive source of insight and information for people wh

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In the interests of full disclosure, let me say that I enjoy a good hamburger, and I love to cook— and eat—spareribs.

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Sell Yourself First is two books in one, both good.

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Full disclosure: This book intentionally debunks the value of an MBA degree. While I do not have such a degree, both my sons have MBAs from Stanford University (paid for by themselves).

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There’s an old saw in the world of business management, which goes something like this: “Faster, Cheaper, Better . . . you can have any two, but not all three.”

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There’s an old saw in the world of business management, which goes something like this: “Faster, Cheaper, Better . . . you can have any two, but not all three.”

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There’s not much to this book. It’s primarily sizzle. And instead of steak, we get a hamburger—which is not a criticism. I personally like hamburger, and I like the material in this book.

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Unless you’ve been living on another planet for the past few years, you know that social media and social marketing are now the Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread.

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This isn’t a great book. That’s not to say it’s useless. It has value, like a recipe for mashed potatoes or buttermilk pancakes.

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There are many ways to parse the sources of success in this world.

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Being a dad is just about the easiest thing in the world. It’s merely a matter of placing some sperm in the right place at the right time.

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Although there are many other fields in which it matters, sports is probably the most obvious and most widely recognized area of human endeavor in which clutch performance is observed, studied, and

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This book is exactly what you hope it is, which is plenty.