If Aristotle Ran General Motors

I actually was told I would really like this book and a friend let me borrow it while he was gone for a a few days. In those days, I have already read up to chapter 6 and I absolutely love this book. I ordered another copy for my friend because I am keeping this copy for myself since I have underlined so much in this book lol.The layout is perfect. Tons of quotes (at least 1 per page, usually more like 2). Chapters are short but even within the chapters there are smaller sub-chapters/sections that are usually only a couple pages long. I love that because you continually see yourself achieving sections and each time you think "oh, it's only 5 pages, I can do that" and next thing you know you've read 30 pages :)I recommend everyone read this. If you think you'll like it or it at least sparks an interest, get it. Everyone has differences and maybe for some reason you won't love the book as much as I do but, I think nonetheless you like appreciate it and learn some great things from it.

Interesting book, good condition

This is a great book and well written! If you want to get to the core of culture and your greatest assets are people, this is the book for you!!

I actually needed to purchase a second copy, as my first copy was so covered in post-it tabbies, underlines, folded pages, etc., that it was practically un-readable.This book bubbles over with timeless, approachable business sense.So what's the difference - what makes this one different than the other 50 million other business books, you ask?Well, Morris presents this information in such a way to tie history to what's happening in today's business environments, makes fascinating observations and poses questions that allow the reader to tie their experiences to his examples.Run, don't walk. Just get it...and get your post-it tabbies ready to go!

Recommend reading by my last supervisor before I retired. I was very experienced leader at the time but I found that broadening my horizon at any point is beneficial .

This is not your typical management theory book! Morris intermingles good business practices and philosophy for thought provoking insights. This is a classic in my library that I refer to often, and one of few books with insights - like "network with sages" - that have stuck with me from the first reading.

I have never bought a book with such low printing quality: smearing, missing ink, etc.

Bit slow at first. But once I understood what Morris was trying to do it was well worth the read. Applicable at the level of the personal, family as well as business- no matter how big or small.