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Leading the Revolution

Leading the Revolution

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A business book for everyone!!
Review: This is definitely the most enjoyable business reading I've ever done. Hamel's style is clear, concise and very persuasive. The author has done an excellent job conveying a sense of urgency for companies to innovate their business models as a way to stay competitive.

This is a must read for every engineer interested in business and certainly for every manager!!

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: OK.
Review: I've found that when writers write a non-fiction book with T.S. Eliot styling they usually have nothing of value to say.

It's a good book, but too fluffy at times. You should be afraid if your consultant comes into a meeting with this tucked in his arm.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Opportunistic blahblah in Oprah Winfrey style
Review: Hamel's ideas are neat, but when reading this keep in mind that his ideas may work for an IBM or Ford. However, in the smaller firm, they'll be met with laughter. I almost believe that what you read here is Hamel's own promotional material for his consulting services. Still, there's a lot of good ideas to keep in a business leaders head - just be careful about taking everything he says as the word of God.


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