具體描述
From Blackstone chairman, CEO, and co-founder Stephen A. Schwarzman, a long-awaited book that uses impactful episodes from Schwarzman's life to show readers how to build, transform, and lead thriving organizations. Whether you are a student, entrepreneur, philanthropist, executive, or simply someone looking for ways to maximize your potential, the same lessons apply.
用戶評價
##雞湯
評分##The only interesting parts were the interviewing tips, but after business school, there's nothing new for me to learn. Schwarzman said he worked very hard on this book - I see that he worked very hard to brag about his achievements. Stopped reading after Chapter 6. It's a waste of my time. My friend who read it said it gets worse as the book goes.
評分##一本很直接瞭當不裝逼的書。有故事，也有總結。發現越牛逼的人其實反復強調的道理就越簡單，然而我們總是對全世界最有錢有成就的人的話視而不見，反而去希望從什麼秘密的地方獲得不二法門。
評分##世俗成功的極緻的一生大概就是如此。 1. Simplify complex problems by focusing on only the two or three issues that will determine the outcome 2. There is nothing more interesting to people than their own problems. 3. Investors are always looking for great investments. The easier you make it for them, the better.
評分我覺得這本書有很大一部分就是他自己吹牛逼，各種秀，看到中間的時候我都快看不下去瞭，我覺得和Jim Simons的那本差遠瞭，對細節的描述差很多
評分##非常點題的“In pursuit of excellence”。同是成功人士的自傳，shoe dog讀齣瞭knight對鞋的熱愛，這本書讀齣瞭作者對excellence的熱愛（褒義）
評分##如果你對某個重大決定保持反對意見，一定要在有人證的情況下提齣反對意見
評分##加油咯
評分##Was initially attracted by the idea of building an AI institution in Yale and humanity one which studys moral impact of AI in Oxford. Very interesting with the 1st&2nd parts but the subprime mortgage crisis part is unbearably long and boring. Whole piece is fairly good and no worry any difficult financial words.
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