Execution
The Discipline of Getting Things Done
by Larry Bossidy
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Operations Management, Best Leadership Books, and Most Recommended Books.
"Execution may very well be the best business book of the year, and one of the most useful to have come around in a long time. This smart and pithy book focuses on a simple though vexing challenge: How can the leaders of an organization exhort their people to deliver on the most important goals....It's rare to find a book like this that blends sma...
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Operations Management, Best Leadership Books, and Most Recommended Books.
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“Bill Walsh delivers his philosophy that excellence emerges from meticulous preparation and unyielding standards, not from obsessing over wins. Drawing from his 49ers tenure, the book is part memoir, part leadership sermon. The useful core is its relentless push for personal accountability and daily discipline. But the constant football context can feel exclusionary: if you don't care about specific games or position battles, the anecdotes blur into repetition, and the coaching-heavy lens may frustrate those seeking transferable, non-sports examples.”
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