Official Review: Inside the Mind of a Successful CEO

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I feel that this book will definitely come handy for the budding entrepreneurs and those who try for the manager level postings in corporates...I'll pass this one as this isn't my genre of interest
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Real life experiences makes this book all the more relevant for budding entrepreneurs.

Thank you for the great review.
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As an entrepreneur I think I will benefit from reading this book. It seems to have incredible insights about business management. I like that the author shared his life experience to drive the points home. I will read the book. Congratulations on being the BOTD.
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We never stop learning. This book highlights many important points for managers and business owners. Thanks for sharing. Good review!
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I guess learning from past mistakes holds valid for any field of activity, business management included. Although I'm not interested in this particular area, the book seems appealing mostly because it includes real-life examples and the author's personal experiences. Thanks for your review!
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For success in business management ,this is a book that shouldn't be left out .I like the detailed review.
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For success in business management ,this is a book that shouldn't be left out .I like the detailed review.
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Notably, the author can clearly express his comprehensive ideas through writing and effectively translate them to graphical illustrations. Thank you for sharing and for the informative review.
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It really sounds like this book made a huge impact on you. I also like the part where he highlights the mistakes that most managers make - sometimes these need pointing out in order to avoid them in future. Fantastic review, well done.
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Inside The Mind of a Successful CEO explains the thought process of a successful executive and it provides the tools to manage an organization.
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I like the five areas included in the book, where managers make mistakes most often. These are also usually included as critical areas of the management process. The author's own experience in both the military, as well as large corporate organizations, together with practical examples, are always good to read. They certainly provide actual, on the job, experience. This is good for readers who may be starting out as entrepreneurs or managers themselves. Your review was concise and interesting about this book.
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It seems like an educational material for entrepreneurs and managers, but also for others who share similar interests. I like the fact that the author shared stories and examples from his own experience. Thank you for the review!
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The fact that he had tips for every part of management, and that he knew every department is different and needed a unique approach, is commendable. Congratulations on becoming today's BOTD.
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I love being exposed to business ideas I hope this is a must try for me, you really did a good job here.
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We are leaders in different ways. Getting someone to show you how you can stand out from a crowd is a blessing. This is a must read. Thanks for the review.
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