Harith Al-Qurtass

funny little play

Revisado: 12-04-22

light sci fi and fun, we need more like this from amazon originals please make more funny little shows like this

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one strange book

Revisado: 11-19-22

a book that takes you to a new level of weirdness, I would not call a sci fi or fantasy book but just a good book with really strong world view. it leaves many questions unanswered but is still satisfying to finish

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Way too many excuses

Revisado: 05-12-21

I think as a CEO you should have a crystal ball to be successful, Jeff tried to explain the issues with GE during his time as the CEO as luck and timing, but I think the issue with GE are more to do with the culture of superstar CEO of Jack, the company was on its way down way before he took over as CEO and he did not have the ability or the courage to turn the company in the right direction, many of the people working for GE no longer believe that they are doing something to make the world a better place to live even before Jeff was CEO. The lack of autonomy of the individual sectors of the company and the infighting of upper management was a real drag on the performance of the front line workers and once you lose their belief in the company the company is lost for ever. The culture of GE was the biggest weakness and what eventually collapsed the company under its own weight

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simply tried and true

Revisado: 03-26-21

the book stating a fact that most of business school graduates have forgotten, or have been made to forget. today our focus on the short term has damaged our relationships and the business we operate. I would love to see a collaboration between Simon and Jim Collins, Jim can provide the research and data to show the Simon's ideas at work in real life with evidence that will cause a shift in the way we educate and evaluate our leaders

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the future according to bill

Revisado: 03-03-21

the book is an interesting read of future history some what dated now but interesting nevertheless, I wish I have seen it when it first came out as my view would not have been changed with current events

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a book of conections

Revisado: 02-19-21

conections the technology of the bast to the present and beyond. an enjoyable journey though innovation and technology

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I loved the simple explanation given by Dr. Brown

Revisado: 02-08-21

simple and truly eye opening explanation on human behavior. a subject that fascinated me and never had it explained in such a straightforward thanks Dr. Brown for a truly fantastic course

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like meeting an old friend

Revisado: 01-04-21

the first time I was introduced to the art of war was when I was in my senior year of high school 35 years ago. at the time I was so impressed with the way it was written and the mythology around it. reintroducing my self via an audio book did not have the same effect. but this timeless text still has nugget of wisdom that are true at any age. I personally believe that some books are better on a printed page and this is one of them.

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new look at history

Revisado: 10-13-20

truly a new way to look at history, missing China was the only criticism I have on the lectures

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the best

Revisado: 12-16-19

the best possible follow up to the first book well worth the 35 years wait. another insightful dive into the human mind and human nature

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