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Dated, but relevant and excellent revalidation of CEO/leadership attributes.

Revisado: 01-13-25

This book goes over a surface level view of CEO/Leadership behaviors quite well. It is good for dipping one's toes into the waters of how upper level management behaves and thinks. It validates other sources of how responsibility works at that level and reminds us that even the highest ranks are still human. Many of the subjects covered still hold water even in our hyper competitive global environment.

I have two minor points of criticism:
1) The book had some dated terminology and phrasing which may put off audiences who desire more contemporary approaches to narration (one example is how the narrative suggests the person is a family person who might have children.)
2) The book does not discuss how modern technology can be used to leverage means of networking, self-improvement, or preparing one's self to pursue a C-suite role.

The first point is minor because it is a mark of the times more than it is an attempt at malignant targeting/exclusion. The second point is also fairly forgiveable because such things are alluded to and ommitting them mitigates the obsolescence of the writing.


Overall, it's a good entey point into leadership discussion.

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