Sunday Review: Good To Great by Jim Collins
I have decided to do a dead simple book review every Sunday. Some of this is to just share what I’m reading. Rather than go with some complex rating system a book will either be a thumbs up or a thumbs down. Thumbs up means I highly recommend reading the book. A thumbs down means read something else unless you have free time on your hands. I will then do a one or two sentence at most comment on the book.
Take Away: Good historical view of some great companies over time. Wondering if some of the companies performance in last few years distracts from the book.
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Comments (1)
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I’ve got this book sitting on my desk but haven’t found the time to read it. I need to make time for it. What was your biggest take away from the book?