Have you ever found a business book that is referenced over and over again or that others say they continually reread or use as a resource? So why not consider giving the business gift that keeps on giving in the form of a good book? There are so many great new books and classic titles to satisfy every kind of business need.

Here are ten unique ideas to consider for gifts that help with common business problems or provide for someone’s professional growth. These books are not listed in any particular order.

1. Any business professional can use a book on how to give presentations to become a better speaker in front of co-workers or clients.

2. Everyone can use more efficient and effective meetings, so a meeting management guide also makes a great gift for business team members or clients.

3. Time management is important to any professional, so a book on this topic is often appreciated as even the best planner can gain new insights.

4. If the person receiving the business gift is a new manager, supervisor or team leader, a book to guide them in their new role may be an alternative to consider.

5. Many individuals and professional teams need help setting goals and performance, as well as plans to achieve them. Therefore, a planning or goal setting book can be helpful.

6. Conflict management or resolution is another business issue that many people and teams may have to deal with, so this is another option to consider when looking for a book gift.

7. Another business issue that is often overlooked is communication. Consider books on how to improve interpersonal communication or writing business communications for those who may need this.

8. Negotiation skills are important to salespeople, but books on this topic can be useful to other professionals as well.

9. Most people like to think about how they can help their community as well as their own personal growth, so be sure to consider a book on making life matter or self-esteem as well.

10. People who travel a lot for business and spend a lot of time waiting for meetings may find a book of essays or short case studies by other professionals an easy and useful read, as it can be taken in small amounts as time allows.

When considering the best business book to give as a gift, think about any complaints or concerns the recipient has expressed in the past and look for a title on that topic or area. The person receiving the book as a gift will appreciate the fact that someone remembered her problem in addition to receiving the gift.