Works
- 1971 - Solving Managerial Problems (with Dugan Laird) Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
- 1979 - Positive Discipline McGraw Hill Publishing Company
- 1995 - Discipline Without Punishment AMACOM Books (second edition, 2006)
- 1996 - The Complete Guide to Performance Appraisal AMACOM Books
- 2002 - The Performance Appraisal Question and Answer Book AMACOM Books
- 2005 - Forced Ranking: Making Performance Management Work Harvard Business School Press
- 2011 - How to Be Good at Performance Appraisals Harvard Business School Press
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