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Speed Reading for Professionals (Barron's Business Success Guides)

Description

Barron's Business Success books offer useful advice to career-minded men and women who are looking to get ahead in the business and corporate world. Titles touch on all levels of management, marketing, organization, and related business operations. Reading and comprehending a large number of documents and reports—many of them specialized and technical—is a vital task that is intrinsic to fulfilling management and executive responsibilities. The authors of this practical book recommend techniques and exercises designed to increase reading speed dramatically and to retain important information more easily. They also offer tips on methods for comprehending dry and often difficult reading matter.

Reviews

Rating: 3 / 5
Date: 2010-08-25
Summary: "A good place to start"

I just finished this and I was a bit disappointed. Other reviews gave me higher hopes. If you are looking for something that you can jump right into this book will get you going. It is really short. A big part of this is that there are few exercises, instead encouraging you to utilize the techniques while reading your own selections.
The biggest disappointment in this book was that it focuses on using a pacer to guide your speed. This is essentially tracing down the page following the end of a pen or your finger. I don't like pacers so I wasn't thrilled to attempt many of the techniques.
For someone that needs to boost their speed "now" I would recommend this for the average person who hasn't really delved into speed-reading before. However, for the person who is willing to work and really wants to take off, I can't recommend this book. I have buyers regret and wish I didn't buy this as their wasn't anything new for me.
So far i can only recommend "Triple your Reading Speed" by Wade Cutler.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-08-14
Summary: "Speed Reading for Professionals"

I have only previewed this book. I have not yet had time to do the exercises necessary to accomplish my goals. It appears to be well written and I expect to achieve some level of success when I follow its guidelines.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-04-11
Summary: "It works!!"

This book is short which is AWESOME if you don't know how to read fast. The practice material is interesting. Has lots of practice and tips for the beginner.
I was not a beginner with speed reading and still found ways to make my reading even faster.
And i love that it doesn't cost much and actually works wonders!

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-02-22
Summary: "Successful Speed Ready"

I have tried to improve my reading skills using "Breakthrough Rapid Reading" 5 or 6 times. Each time ended in frustration. Using "Speed-Reading for Professionals" only 1 time I have increased my reading from 209 words per minute to 730 words per minute. This is measured for casual reading which was the primary reason I wanted to learn to read faster. Everything the authors said would happen did. As I read faster my comprehension went down. As I stuck with reading faster it began going up. It is back to normal or a little higher than before. Comprehension seems to get better the more I read. I highly recommend this book.

"Breakthrough Rapid Reading" and "Speed-Reading for Professionals" are similar though the later is much smaller in size. Because of the easy success with SRP I tried to figure out why it worked so well. It took me weeks to figure it out. The main difference is BRR is very labor intensive having you time yourself constantly and SRP does not. I think BRR became to heavy of a burden so I would quit.

It also helped me to take notes as I went through SRP. Then each day, I would review my notes so I could practice what I learned.

Reading really is fun.

Gary

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Rating: 3 / 5
Date: 2008-10-13
Summary: "Good techniques but not enough detail on application"

I was somewhat disappointed with this book. On the one hand, it introduced a lot of helpful techniques in a fairly clear and concise manner; on the other hand, I found it often lacked sufficient detail on how to actually apply them. As a result, when I tried the techniques I often didn't experience the dramatic gains in reading speed the book claimed would result.

For example, this book helped me determine that one of my problems is subvocalization and showed me why this is slowing down my reading speed; unfortunately, the book says very little about how to stop doing it (and I did look carefully, including in the index).

I think this book did help me a little, and I know what I need to do to improve my reading speed, but I'm going to have to read another book to figure out how to apply that knowledge. This book will probably be helpful if you already have some speed reading background; otherwise you may just find it frustrating.