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This is a book of our times and the call for adaptability could not be clearer or more urgent. Whether we can respond with clarity and purposefulness is up to us but Mckeown's book gives many clues and clear and helpful examples of those who have succeeded (and failed) to do exactly that. I came away from reading this with a sense of both urgency and hopefulness; and without doubt a more certain view that I can, and must, create more opportunities at work to adapt to the enormous changes facing our industry and economy. I love the idea of 'learning fast'! (George Kelsey, Chief of Innovation at The Royal Bank of Scotland Group )
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Adaptability tells you all you need to know about the art of strategy in a series of powerful survival rules. Real-world examples from the top 50 brands bring the rules to life.
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Adaptability. Very appropriate in our current, tough economic times. Extremely readable and thoroughly thought-provoking. Educational, enjoyable and engaging. Read it now!
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I read a ton of business books and most are either lacking in substance or lacking in steps to go from point A to point B. Honestly, the writing style of Adaptability threw me at first, but once I got into it, the excess number of examples were not a problem. Max seriously did his research for this. He draws on some interesting historical situations to prove his points. Rule #2 (Embrace unconventional wisdom) reminded me of my father, a rogue entrepreneur. He always said to never listen to those who said it can't be done but to those who said what if we could.
All-in-all a great book and one that sparked more thinking for sure, Adaptability is almost a lost art that should be taught in school at young age.
All-in-all a great book and one that sparked more thinking for sure, Adaptability is almost a lost art that should be taught in school at young age.
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This is a very useful extension of the thinking on Adaptation in a variety of fields. The Author's search for and explanation of examples of adaptability, or the lack of it includes many interesting studies. Sometimes the number of them allows the reader to lose the focus of a chapter but this redeemed by their relevance.
The book tries to encapsulate the principles of adaptability and succeeds in this, while the Chapter based Rules break this down into example led chunks.
The book tries to encapsulate the principles of adaptability and succeeds in this, while the Chapter based Rules break this down into example led chunks.
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Adapt your reading and grab this book or be left behind
This book is a book of the times. The need for adaptability in today's world has become prominently obvious through Mckeown's fantastically easy-to-read and explanatory book. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mr. R. Kimachia
revealing and inspiring, a must read for those who want to succeed
After skipping the introduction I quickly became engrossed, whenever i found 5 minutes i would pick it up and read one more rule, one more rule that would widen my view of how to... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Eddie
Fantastic!, I like this book
This book remains honest and concise through the channels of reality (which I find with some books is completely delineated) - making this book very refreshing. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Judy Ruskin
Wise and real. Tough and clear. Profound and relevant
know my bias: I don't like to read pretencious books in which the authors seek to over-impress their readers by making complex and unnecessary terms out of their own confusion. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Cesar Malacon
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