Q: Title: Nothing positive to say about my experience with this book.. Review: ...Except the fact the local bookstore allowed me to exchange the book for another. I agree with all the other negative remarks made regarding The Rule of Four. This book in no way compares to the Da Vinci Code. Not that the book needs to compare but I thought going into the book there would be some action that would keep me interested in the book or some sort of puzzle to work through but there was nothing. Half the book is some boring discussion about "life" at Princeton. I would recommend skipping this book... Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Very useful reference & guide Review: I am a CQE & Six Sigma Black Belt and have owned this book for a little over two years now. This book provides a very handy and useful reference for the tools used in problem-solving, quality management, six sigma and project management as well. The Tool Matrix in the first chapter divides the tools under various categories and helps to identify the right tool needed for a certain stage or situation.The chapter on Quality Improvement Stories show the use of these tools in successful continuous improvement projects. The quality tools are arranged in alphabetical order with details like when, what and how with a very relevant example.This text is recommended for anyone in the area of quality/process improvements. It is a learning book for beginners and reference for advanced users. Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: Dryest Read ever Written Review: Only read this book if you are forced to. Not a casual read. Author bounces around dates with wreckless abandon. Accuracy is highly questionable. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Handy and compact Review: With both metric and sae sizes this aet is convenient and handy when you have a limited amout of space such as in the car. Is this product review negative?
