Andrew S. Grove Books
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.
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
What'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