Andrew S. Grove, the Hungarian-born engineer and businessman, is the former president and CEO of Intel. He teaches courses at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.
Andrew S. Grove Books
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What's Only the Paranoid Survive about?
Only The Paranoid Survive (1999) presents the experiences and invaluable advice of one of the most admired and successful CEOs of recent times: Andrew S. Grove. In this book, Grove suggests many strategies that companies can adopt to survive – and even exploit – what he terms Strategic Inflection Points: those sink-or-swim moments in a company’s existence. The book provides the reader with a deeper understanding of the ways in which strategic decisions are made, and, specifically, of what’s involved in directing a leading tech company.
Who should read Only the Paranoid Survive?
- Anybody who owns or runs a business
- Anyone interested in the decision-making of a large company
- People who want to learn how to overcome the critical moments in a company’s life
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High Output Management
Andrew S. Grove
Tips from the former chairman and CEO of Intel
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Listen to the Intro00:00What's High Output Management about?
High Output Management (1995) is a guide to the most important skill for any entrepreneur: managing a business. These blinks explain how a leader can encourage employees to deliver their best performance.
Who should read High Output Management?
- Students of business administration with an interest in managing teams
- Managers wanting to better lead their teams
- Anyone who wants to know how to run a company as successful as Intel
