If you want to know how to successfully climb a mountain, ask someone who did it. Jack Welch did it in spades. While Jack Welch has a direct take no prisoners approach to not just meeting your goals but beating. In this small book Jack gives the Welch rules-don't fight the rules of success.This bible for leadership success takes you from accepting change to nurturing employees who share the company's values to removing boundaries to making quality the number one job of every employe. A no non-sense proven leadership template.

Great from the start, touching on change, empowerment, quality, bureaucracy and the like. Worth learning from the legendary CEO and applying the rules in practice.

كتب هذا الكتاب (عن) جاك ويلش وليس بخط يده.
وقد منح هذا تعاليمَ (جورو القيادة) الشهير مصداقيةً كبيرة.

ليس السر في الرقم ٢٩، وإنما هو في بضع صفات عُرف بها الرجل على مدِّ عمره الطويل في الإدارة.
فهو في كل هاته الأسرار التسعة والعشرين كلٌّ واحدٌ لا يتجزأ ولا يتلون ولا يتردد. يمضي مضاء السيف، ولا يلوي على شيء.

يدهشك في نهج الرجل قدر انفتاحه، ووضوحه، وشغفه بالحياة و كَلَفِهِ بالإنجاز وهوسه بالتفوق.
وهو _لا جرم_ مدرسةٌ قدمت لمجالي الإدارة والقيادة مثالًا حيًّا، شاهدًا على ما لصاحب لقب القائد من شأن.
إن أحسن فلنفسه و لِبَنِي منظمته، وإن أساء فعليه وعليها.

The feeling is "I read these so many times". Is it true? It is Jack Welch the source and everyone else a copy? Probably not. But I can't say. Still, it's quite boring, but if you get a chance to turn its pages for free while waiting for something or someone, than do it.

Jack is a complete magnate. The ideal manager.

Good book for managers. I read this book a few years ago

Not quite as memorable as a Tony Robbins or Brian Tracy book ... but hey, Jack Welch is the MAN. Very few human beings have transformed a struggling behemoth like him. So no matter what: when Jack says something, I'm listening.