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The Ten Commandments for Business Failure |
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Donald R. Keough - Author
George Guidall - Read by
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| Audiobook: CD Unabridged | 5.74 x 5.23in | 5 Hours; 4 CDs | ISBN 9780143143864 | 24 Jul 2008 | Penguin Audio | 18 - AND UP |
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Unabridged CDs 4 CDs, 4 1?2 hours
The Ten Commandments for Business Failure is a cautionary bible for business leaders, from a widely admired elder statesman who has seen and heard it all.
"Don possesses a special combination of experience, wisdom, self- confidence, and self-awareness. His commandments for failure will teach you more about business success than a whole shelf full of books."
Bill Gates
This is a great book, filled with terrific advice from a management icon, and brought alive by real stories from business history. It is a must-read for every leader.
Jack Welch
Dons best ability is to cut to the chase on an issue, to cut through the bureaucratic fog. Keep it simple is his principle and mine too.
Warren Buffett (from the foreword)
"Don Keough, with his sixty years of business experience, is well equipped to comment about business leadership. He is an outstanding man, and I am proud to call him friend."
Former President George H. W. Bush
I would rather listen to Don Keough on almost any subject his empathetic wit and wisdom are a cure all for what ails on any day. He's now written it down and if you want to learn about life and work, learn from this master.
Barry Diller, Chairman and CEO, IAC/InterActive Corp.
Only Don Keough could outdistance Moses and his commandments. Don's self-deprecating style adds great credibility to a well done book. It's a roadmap for winners and must reading for everybody. It's proof that integrity never takes a holiday.
Andy McKenna, Chairman, McDonald's
"I have found no one better than Don Keough at giving counsel that is clear, unpretentious, grounded in experience, full of useful insight, and exhibiting profoundly good judgment."
Fr. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., President, University of Notre Dame
Anybody who can write a book about the subtleties of high level business management -- including what you do with all those little cubicles and all -- and not only keep a guy like me interested but keep me laughing out loud deserves a medal.
Sydney Pollack, Academy Award-winning director
"While this profound and highly readable book is likely to become required reading in management circles, it will reward anyone who wants to be a more successful and better person.
Kevin M. Cahill, M.D., President-General, The American Irish Historical Society
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