Good To Great: Why Some Companies Make The Leap...And Others Don'T

Great book

My review is not about the content of the book. My review is about the quality of the book. It says hardcover but it comes a printed in loose paper and wrapped in what it seems a copy not original book.. with the price paid for the book, it was shocking and disappointing.

My starts are for paper quality only not book contents

an Excellent book that helps a lot with your business - very good quality and fast delivery

Jim’s book has been around a long time now but still relevant and very helpful for leaders. So many of the principles in use by successful companies today (including Amazon as it happens)

Vary enjoyable thank you

De los mejores libros que he leído sobre gestión empresarial. No vas a encontrar muchos tecnicismos ni estrategias financieras o corporativas específicas, sino todo un conjunto de directrices y paradigmas que debe adoptar una empresa que pretende diferenciarse de las demás. Se centra en principios tan importantes como el liderazgo, la proactividad, sesgos irracionales que provocan excesos de confianza y de alejan de la realidad, etc. Un muy buen libro, en definitiva.

Valuable information.

Good to Great is one of those business books that remains highly relevant even years after it was written. It’s packed with practical insights about leadership, company culture, discipline, and what separates truly exceptional companies from average ones. One of the best things about the book is that it focuses on long-term thinking rather than quick success tactics. Concepts like “Level 5 Leadership,” “The Hedgehog Concept,” and getting the “right people on the bus” are explained in a clear and memorable way that applies well beyond large businesses. For everyday use, the ideas can be applied to leadership, personal growth, team management, and even product or organisational strategy. The research-driven approach also makes the lessons feel more credible than many generic business books. A small downside is that some examples feel slightly dated now, but the core principles and thinking are still extremely valuable. Overall, an excellent and thought-provoking read for anyone interested in leadership, business improvement, or building long-term success.