Execution
Execution
Larry Bossidy
Jamie Dimon
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Execution

Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done

Larry Bossidy
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Larry Bossidy
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In the world of business literature, "Execution" by Larry Bossidy stands out as a beacon for leaders navigating the tumultuous seas of corporate management. With unparalleled insight, Bossidy, alongside co-author Ram Charan, delves into the core of what truly propels organizations towards success: the unyielding execution of strategy. Far from being just another managerial tome, this book offers a pragmatic and detailed roadmap for achieving operational excellence. Through the lens of Bossidy's extensive experience as a top executive, readers are guided through the vital processes of setting realistic goals, fostering an environment of accountability, and ensuring the seamless alignment of operations and strategy. "Execution" emerges not only as a testament to Bossidy's illustrious career but as an indispensable guide for any leader striving to translate vision into reality. Beyond its foundational advice, "Execution" challenges the conventional wisdom that strategy alone can assure success. Bossidy and Charan argue persuasively that the real differentiator between companies that thrive and those that falter lies in their ability to execute. With compelling case studies, the authors illuminate the often-overlooked human element of execution, emphasizing the significance of clear communication, rigorous leadership, and the cultivation of talent. This book is a clarion call to leaders at all levels to eschew complacency and embrace the disciplined pursuit of excellence through execution. In its pages lies not just a strategy for business triumph but a blueprint for building a resilient and results-driven organization.

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Released
2006
1 Feb
Length
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On Jamie Dimon's list of favorite books.
But if you have to choose between someone with a staggering IQ and an elite education who’s gliding along, and someone with a lower IQ but who is absolutely determined to succeed, you’ll always do better with the second person.
— Larry Bossidy, Execution

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