Saturday, July 17, 2010
Delivering happiness: the path to profits, passion and purpose
By Tony Hsieh (pronounced: Shay)
Audio book, read by author
Would a new employee pay $ 2,000 to stop or making businesses, the culture of your company's # 1 priority? what about randomly a staff flowers send or passed, let your service provider to treat you to dinner? You want from your Chair would fall if I told you that make a business book by a CEO to become a better person?
The motto of Zappos.com may deliver happiness, but this book by the CEO of Zappos provides, period! I really liked this book and had to hear the entire selection in one day.
The book details Hsieh's early years growing up in California in a strict and where he began several small businesses and its way through forced piano close knit Asian family and violin gefälscht.Es goes lessons on him through his Harvard graduation and his first big business, to follow link exchange. The company a multi-millionaire made him if he sold it to Microsoft for $ 265 million as he in his early twenties. His tribe friends from college wanted to hold through the early dot com days and the madness of the late nineties together Hsieh. Would keep his tribe together (even all purchased lofts in the same building) lay the Foundation for the revolutionary way he would consider customer service and corporate culture while at the top of Zappos.
His link exchange funds control, the Hsieh was an investor and later CEO of Zappos.com and would eventually sales the company over a billion dollars. What is really inspiring, is how branding companies to look at the way the Hsieh changed forever. Long gone times, when a company can draw a logo and truckloads of money are advertising, to tell consumers what to spend your brand and image. With the pace moves that modern information, your brand is composed of the culture that you create. The entire book was fantastic.
The only thing out was for me was the author of his eleven year old daughter is dedicated to book and mentioned his parents three times in the book, but the book is the family references otherwise void.There is no mention his daughter is born, or deemed accepted, if that is the case.There is no mention of a marriage, a bad day, a first date, a kiss in college.It is wiped all clean, as if by a court order.While you might not think this has a place in a business book balance between career and family is an ongoing daily struggle on the ground for most adults.
I am always interested, as the best and brightest minds in business try everything to haben.Hsieh promotes indeed a working culture of employees, after hours is recommended Geselligkeit.Es on Zappos and Tony flew the whole team of San Diego and Kentucky in a all expenses which paid weekend in Las Vegas in the early years of the Unternehmens.Einige innovative ideas of the company came while with a few beers with colleagues during happy hour or the Golfplatz.Ich was a little further curious, because kann.Ich wreak such robust socialization, while fun, marriages and relationships asked me again how it was that all balanced.Posted ByBook Maniacat8: 37 PM
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