Download Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...And Other's Don't Audiobook

" The book was awesome. Had clear reading. Understood the reader with no problem. Went at a great pace "

" This is the big smash hit from Jim Collins, and you probably don't need me to promote this this book. But you may not know that this is the middle book of a three book series that shares a common methodology and should be read as a group. The first book is "Built to Last", and the final book is "How the Mighty Fall". I actually read them in reverse order due to an odd combination of circumstances, but the three books together tell a very interesting story "

" Thankfully some of the ideas are solid, because the writing is HORRIBLE. I think the same could be generally applied to all business books. "

" A bit long and drawn out but nonetheless a must read with great insight. "

" Great to move to the next level of leadership. Wonderful read! "

" A must read for anyone in business. "

" To my mind one of the most seminal books on what make great leaders with strong empirical evidence "

" Of course this book had to make the list, and for good reason. If you're trying to figure out how to succeed in the long term, this is what the best companies do. Practising strategic thinking doesn't guarantee success, but it sure gives you a better chance. "

" Ah, as a small business owner you will be forgiven for thinking that this book has no relevance to you. But it does, it does! It's worth ploughing through - just skip lightly the bits that don't apply. The best stuff is the hedgehog concept and BHAG. Could quite change your business! "

" I'm not a business guy. I am doctor in training. Still, a book about how businesses go from good to great has something for all of us. It is a quick read. Jim Collins writes in conversational style that makes it easy reading for us novice business people "

" I started reading this book and couldn't put it down. There are some details that I skip, but I enjoy learning the concepts, and wanted to get it all. Definitely be a book I want to go back to over and over as I try to apply the principles. "

" A book highly recommended by my big brother. "

" Lots of excellent ideas and principles for Business and personal strategy and management. It also provides a lot of insight about what separates good companies from great companies. "

" Simple explanations for many successful business practices. I thought it was straightforward and a good reminder for any work type situation... But I got bored with it pretty quickly. ...maybe this just isn't my genre because a lot of his observations seem like common sense. "

" Hurray for books that can be reduced to less than 10 PowerPoint bullets! "

" This book gave me a different perception of how I view myself personally as well as in future business "

" Many great insights but too long and a little boring. "

" Do really see what all the fuss was about? Tre' boring. "

" Very good book in exploring how to be a person that leads from a 80% to a 95%. "

" 4 stars for now. Ill let you know in a year of it's 5 stars - based how my business performs in 2013! "

" Excellent book for what it is. "

" I found this book not only obvious but also annoying with respect to the writing style. "

" Best book I've read on business strategy. "

" A wonderful book. The more I read it, the more I was amazed at the great advice it had to offer and also the more frustrated I became with the company I currently work for. Ha. This book does exactly what the title entails. It teaches you how to go from good to great. "

" Great book for business and leadership "

" Hurray for books that can be reduced to less than 10 PowerPoint bullets! "

" Classic. Other than "winning", this is easily the most motivating and insightful books on what makes companies great "

" One of the best books I have ever read about business and leadership. "

" ok, but buz books can be a little boring, repetitive. "

" Great book with outstanding fundamental theories.

And, like most business books, I made it through about 3.5 chapters and it became so repetitive that I didn't want to continue. "