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John A. Byrne

    John A. Byrne is the author of eight books, including the New York Times bestseller Jack: Straight from the Gut. His work delves into the intricacies of the business world, offering profound insights into strategy and leadership. With a background as editor-in-chief of Fast Company and a long career in journalism, Byrne brings extensive knowledge and an analytical perspective to his writing. His prose is lauded for its ability to make complex subjects accessible to a broad readership.

    Jack: Rovnou k věci
    25 podnikateľov, ktorí zmenili svet
    Odysea : od Pepsi k Apple
    Jack: Straight from the Gut
    Odyssey
    Fast company : the rules of business : 55 essential ideas to help smart peple (and organizations) perform at their best
    • 25 podnikateľov, ktorí zmenili svet

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Zaujímavá zbierka rozhovorov s najlepšími a najjasnejšími podnikateľmi, ktorí zmenili spôsob, akým žijeme. Sú potomkami Andrewa Carnegieho, Thomasa Edisona a Henryho Forda - vizionárov, ktorí vybudovali výnimočné podniky od základov. Skvelí podnikatelia kombinujú kreativitu a predstavivosť s manažérskymi znalosťami a finančnou zručnosťou, aby zmenili spôsob, akým žijeme a pracujeme. John A. Byrne sa rozprával s dvadsiatimi piatimi úžasnými podnikateľmi, ktorí zmenili tvár biznisu. Od Jeffa Bezosa z Amazonu po Howarda Schultza zo Starbucks a mnohých ďalších, ktorých mená nie sú tak známe, Byrne skúma najdôležitejšie lekcie, ktoré sa naučili, najväčšie výzvy, ktorým čelili, a najcennejšie rady, ktoré môžu ponúknuť. Táto kniha slúži ako oslava podnikateľských úspechov a praktická príručka pre súčasných a budúcich podnikateľov.

      25 podnikateľov, ktorí zmenili svet2012
      4.0
    • In this insightful guide, the writers and editors of Fast Company present fifty-five essential rules that encapsulate key business principles. Enhanced by quotes and insights from over 200 notable business leaders and thinkers, this work serves as an indispensable reference for managers and aspiring executives alike. Celebrating the magazine's tenth anniversary, it addresses crucial topics such as customer service, innovation, strategic thinking, and leadership. Each category begins with a two-page commentary, seamlessly integrating two to four essential rules throughout the chapters. At the conclusion of each chapter, a “Fast Take” section offers practical takeaways for everyday application. The core of each chapter is enriched with wisdom from both historical and contemporary figures, including Machiavelli, Jack Welch, Adam Smith, and Bill Gates, among others. The rules emphasize adaptability, the importance of execution over mere ideas, and ethical conduct in business. For instance, the first rule highlights the necessity of adaptation, while others challenge the value of new ideas without action. This comprehensive resource is designed to inspire and guide professionals in navigating the complexities of the business world.

      Fast company : the rules of business : 55 essential ideas to help smart peple (and organizations) perform at their best2005
      4.0
    • Jack: Straight from the Gut

      • 496 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Autobiography of probably the greatest corporate leader of the 20th century, JACK was a Number One bestseller in the USA and around the world

      Jack: Straight from the Gut2001
      3.7
    • Odysea : od Pepsi k Apple

      • 400 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Vyprávění špičkového manažera o moderní koncepci podnikání společností třetí vlny.

      Odysea : od Pepsi k Apple1994
      4.5
    • Odyssey

      Pepsi to Apple

      • 609 pages
      • 22 hours of reading

      This is an autobiography-cum-business book by John Sculley, one of the most successful businessmen in America, who became Pepsi's president and CEO at the age of 38. At the height of his success with Pepsi he joined the high-risk young Apple, co-founded by a young genius named Stephen Jobs. This book describes the turbulent relationship between Jobs and Sculley, their break-up over the future of Apple, and the eventual transformation of Apple into one of the most unconventional and dramatic success stories in business history. It offers an insight into the emotions and personal drama of life at the top.

      Odyssey1987
      3.9