Title: Corporate All The Way
Product review: If you're the typical corporate manager and you're more adept at playing the game than seeing what's right in front of your face, than this might be the book you need. For anyone else, forget it. The author states numerous times that the "theory of constraints" is nothing more than common sense, and he's right. In noncorporate speak, "a chain is only as strong as its' weakest link" pretty well covers the content of the book. The first forty pages are devoted to unearthing the revelation that the "goal" of being in business is to --make money! Actually the real revelation of this book is that there are so many corporate stiffs in this world that it sold millions of copies teaching them what any entrepreneur figures out in their first day.
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