Title: Great retired leaders should not write books.
Product review: Tough read! Iacocca attempts to attack politics using business principles. The diatribes and laced discontent for the current administration defuse his message of the nine qualities of leadership. When I purchased the book, I thought it was on business leadership. Instead, the book bashes President Bush and skips leadership.However, great leadership as he points out does not put blame on others, but Iacocca squarely puts the blame on President Bush (whom I do not support) for everything from 9/11 to the auto industry woes. Many items rightly so, but does blaming and complaining convert us to be great leaders. I am afraid not.The nine C's of leadership are great, but disorganized when presented as one crosses into the next type. In addition, none is fully developed. Iacocca has the premise for a great leadership book, but fails to deliver.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
