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Manipulative BS

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Revisado: 04-13-24

While the tools and frameworks in this book aren't awful, the writing is. This book is full of made up case studies that should really just conclude "and then everyone clapped", and the tone is borderline Machiavellian. Save yourself the time and money, and stick with Drucker.

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Good fundamental concept - terrible execution

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Revisado: 11-26-21

The concept of the book is simple and powerful - folks who are avoiding conflict because they care about their relationships would benefit from being more direct; folks who are direct and blunt need to be sure they actually care about the people they are direct with.

The tools, examples, and anecidtes in this book were terrible examples of what the model is trying to explain, and are more likely to encourage toxic behavior than prevent it (especially the bonus chapter on performance management). The narration felt very self assured and borderline condescending, and lacked the emotional vulnerability needed to be able to relate to Kim's personal stories.

Overall, I think Kim has created a useful tool that can generate exceptional performance breakthroughs - but only when coupled with her consulting practice to personalize it to a specific person's needs and environment. As narrated, I believe this book could simply be re-titled "Confessions of a barely reformed jerk - how to justify and systematize toxic behavior".

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