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It's an all too common scenario: A great company breaks from the pack; the analysts are in love, the smiling CEO appears on the cover of "BusinessWeek" and "Fortune," the stock soars. Two years later, the company is in flames, the CEO is under attack, and the stock has tanked. Why does this sort of thing keep happening at respectable companies like Motorola, Quaker, and Sony, all of which have very smart, hard-working senior executives? And how can you tell if it's about to happen at your own company? "Why Smart Executives Fail" answers these and many more crucial questions. Sydney Finkelstein, a distinguished professor at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, carried out a six-year study of leadership failure, the largest of its kind. After hundreds of interviews with insiders at top companies that got into major trouble--such as GM, Mattel, and RiteAid--Finkelstein figured out the common causes behind failures in wildly different types of companies. He explains "the seven habits of spectacularly unsuccessful people" that drive smart managers to make catastrophic mistakes. As much about psychology as it is about business, "Why Smart Executives Fail" tells the stories of more than fifty great business disasters and includes exclusive interviews with many of their leaders, in which they explain what really led to their disastrous decisions.

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It's an all too common scenario: A great company breaks from the pack; the analysts are in love, the smiling CEO appears on the cover of "BusinessWeek" and "Fortune," the stock soars. Two years later, the company is in flames, the CEO is under attack, and the stock has tanked. Why does this sort of thing keep happening at respectable companies like Motorola, Quaker, and Sony, all of which have very smart, hard-working senior executives? And how can you tell if it's about to happen at your own company? "Why Smart Executives Fail" answers these and many more crucial questions. Sydney Finkelstein, a distinguished professor at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, carried out a six-year study of leadership failure, the largest of its kind. After hundreds of interviews with insiders at top companies that got into major trouble--such as GM, Mattel, and RiteAid--Finkelstein figured out the common causes behind failures in wildly different types of companies. He explains "the seven habits of spectacularly unsuccessful people" that drive smart managers to make catastrophic mistakes. As much about psychology as it is about business, "Why Smart Executives Fail" tells the stories of more than fifty great business disasters and includes exclusive interviews with many of their leaders, in which they explain what really led to their disastrous decisions.

• 作者：黄色潜水艇 发布时间：2019-12-17 17:38:05

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• 作者：小饼爱打咻咻拳 发布时间：2010-09-28 14:02:08

  译得很好 看得我憋死了

• 作者：Intron 发布时间：2013-04-18 12:51:35

  好想给0星。。。。。坑了我这么多年的教材。。。。

• 作者：程子 发布时间：2013-09-26 16:13:02

  荷永。。呵呵。。看完后发现怪不得是一个连最基本的setting都不遵守的所谓的“沙盘治疗师”。。

• 作者：莉香 发布时间：2020-07-15 14:25:25

  芳村故事集么？

  各色女性故事集：隔了一段时空后再回头看，事故也成故事。

• 作者：Christina恬 发布时间：2019-09-07 21:31:35

  虽然封面是说古代服饰诗词集，但其中也就重点围绕唐宋男女各阶层的服饰进行了讲述，画风没有青青子衿精致，偶尔翻翻看也是不错的。

• 波西米亚式的诗人——波德莱尔

  作者：Sally.W 发布时间：2011-05-05 16:34:11

  正如其他传记一样，书以诗人不同生命阶段的照片为始，宽大有背时兴的外套，紧闭的薄嘴唇，凌乱的头发，颇为讲究的领结和袖口，最为引人注目的是他的眼神，少年时的纯净抗拒，中年时的尖刻和深邃，老年时的宽略带戏谑，似乎告诉了我们诗人短暂一生的思想走向，人世沧桑。

  波德莱尔在他一生的大多数时间都在为如何还清巨额的债务而烦心，他需要钱，需要钱来买油画，喜欢就买，买了看着不喜欢了就低价卖出；需要钱来买各种时兴的书籍，它们装帧繁复华丽，价格昂贵；需要钱来买物品，不断搬家，购置适意的家具和摆设；需要钱来应付朋友的邀请，买酒和食物，讨好各种女人，甚至是一个酒馆里的下等妓女也能引起波德莱尔最最柏拉图式的爱情。一个花花公子，一个无可救药的纨绔子弟，一个喊着要枪毙父亲“奥毕克将军”的叛逆者，当然，覆盖于一切的坏名声之上的，是一个无比圣洁的诗魂，他天真如孩童。

  作为一个诗人，他真实得把握着超越于生命之内的一切声音，在浪漫主义还是潮流的巴黎，诗人在聚会上还在朗诵着精致华美的诗句，愉悦神明和众生，而波德莱尔却真实得说出了恶，说出了在恶的土壤上开出的花朵，她们是畸形的，妖娆的，令人迷醉的，于是人们说“他的灵魂已经堕落了”，于是波德莱尔在烈焰滚滚的地狱里寻找光明，在大麻的作用下发现一个美如天堂的人间仙境，在妓女的毒汁般的爱情里吸吮最炽热的情欲。由此开启了另一个时代的审美取向，并且一直延续至今。

  波德莱尔是个真正的艺术家，一个为艺术而生的人，不粉饰爱情，不害怕孤独，崇敬灵感，向往政治自由，讽刺时事，言辞犀利，一生都为了灵性上的真实而不懈搏击，和公众舆论，也和生存困境，直到死去。

• 从世界500强的失败案例中感受成功的真谛！

  作者：Hu Sir. 发布时间：2007-08-21 15:49:00

      本书是有史以来最权威、最机智幽默的研究企业败局的经典图书，曾荣获《财富》杂志年度最佳商业书籍的称号。对于经理人而言，失败才是最佳的诤言。本书的作者芬克斯坦先生为读者列举并分析了导致企业从辉煌走向衰败的七种行为。本书可以让您避免落入这些导致失败的陷阱。因此，可以说，《成功之母》是最廉价、最节省成本的避免企业失败的保险单。它有理由成为企业领袖的必备读物。

      本书的作者悉尼•芬克斯坦先生是美国达特茅斯学院塔克商学院战略和领导学教授，被称为新一代的管理大师。从1997到2002的六年时间内，以他为首的研究小组对横跨美、欧、亚、澳四大洲的50余家经历过失败的大型企业进行了深度调查。

      作者在本书中，以MBA教案的方式剖析了四类典型的商业败局：错误开创新事业、盲目创新、狂热并购以及面对新竞争压力处置失当。书中详细分析了三星集团的“汽车狂想”、摩托罗拉的“铱星计划”、王安电脑的“希腊式悲剧”、强生公司“医用支架的迷失”、网上快车的“网络沃尔玛之梦”等10多个著名案例，揭示了导致高级主管失败的四个关键原因和普遍存在于高级主管身上的七大管理陋习。书中总结了各种商业败局的早期征兆，并提供了许多方法使人们能够诊断出错误并从中吸取教训。

      芬克斯坦先生在《哈佛商业评论》等主流商业期刊上发表过多篇有影响力的学术论文。其主讲的名为 “成功之母”的新课程已经成为了塔克商学院MBA必修课。

      本书由国际营销专家俞利军先生担任翻译。