Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: If you are not CEO you are left feeling like there is nothing to do Review: A fun read, but I found it depressing when I was done: my goal is not to be CEO of any company. I would like to tear down some silos though, and this book gives no help for anyone who isn't CEO. (Or at least at the top of an org chart that has silos) Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Stinking, rotten cheese... Review: Wildly popular brainwashing tool for use by managers; intended to prevent discontent among the serfs when corporate purges are launched. The book is presented in the form of a cute kiddie story in order to make the displaced servants subconsciously feel that any negative reaction they may have to the changes is petty and childish.If your manager starts passing this book out at meetings, be sure your resume is updated.I normally am opposed to book burning, but in the case of "Who Moved My Cheese" I will make an exception. I wish I lived in a world where poison garbage like this was never even thought of. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Eastern Airlines Deserves Better Review: Robinson's book is without a doubt the worst account of the demise of Eastern Airlines. It's value as history is only matched by Robinson's self-promotion. I suspect all the name-dropping and claims of inventing wonderful ideas that --almost-- saved Eastern are nothing more than an attempt to pave a way for his own corporate future.This book is clearly worthless, as a history of Eastern, as a study of airline failure, or even as an acceptable account of the events surrounding the end of a great airline. If you are a collector of books about commercial aviation, you might want this one on your shelf (your lowest shelf) just for grins, but if you are thinking reading this book will give you some insight into Eastern Airlines, forget it. You'd be better off reading Bernstein's "Grounded"--only marginally better. Answer:
