Title: A case of arrogance commited to paper
Product review: This is the first book I have read by this famous business person. I read quickly, so it took about 30 minutes. It is a simplistic book presented in a way that one might write to one's employees. Each chapter is a a statement followed by a hint of justification. Pretty arrogant actually. I gave it to one of our High School interns who found it somewhat educational because he knows nothing about the B world yet.If JW was not famous, then this book, in the form of a paper, could get a solid B at a Business school. Here is my version of one of his chapters: "I, the ex boss at a company that makes a lot of money on a whole lot of products which are never the best-in-class, say this, and because I am famous you can buy my book so I can continue to cash in on my great PR. The end."What to read instead? WSJ.
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